LOCATION FILE
St. Francis Inn
FOLLOWSt. Augustine, FL
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Built in 1791 by Gaspar Garcia, a sergeant in the Spanish infantry granted the lot by the crown, the coquina house later served as officer housing and a makeshift hospital during the Civil War before becoming an inn.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
The inn's most-reported spirit is "Lily," a young woman said to have died here in the 1850s; guests describe a figure in white, moved objects, and activity centered on one third-floor room.
VISITING
An operating historic bed-and-breakfast.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
Curated references and articles coming soon.
INVESTIGATION RECORD
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