LOCATION FILE
Spy House (Seabrook-Wilson House)
FOLLOWPort Monmouth, NJ
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One of the oldest structures on the Jersey Shore, it operated as a tavern during the Revolution and reputedly relayed British troop talk to colonial forces, earning the "Spy House" name; it is now the Bayshore Waterfront Park activity center.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Popularized in the late 20th century as intensely haunted, with reports of doors moving, footsteps, and apparitions; historians note much of the lore was embellished, though the reputation endures.
VISITING
Open to the public as a Monmouth County park facility.
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