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Ringwood Manor

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Ringwood, NJ

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OVERVIEW

A National Historic Landmark in Ringwood State Park tied to the colonial iron industry; Robert Erskine managed the works and served as Surveyor General to George Washington's army, and is buried on the grounds.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

Reports include an apparition said to be Erskine near his grave, a housemaid on the second floor, and voices attributed to French soldiers buried nearby; the manor is frequently cited in regional ghost lore.

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Open to the public as a house museum within a state park.

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