LOCATION FILE
Three Chimneys Inn
FOLLOWDurham, NH
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Built in 1649 by settler Valentine Hill beside the Oyster River, it is among the oldest standing houses in New Hampshire and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; it operates today as an inn and tavern.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Staff and guests attribute hidden objects, electrical quirks, and touched hair to "Hannah," said to be a Hill daughter who drowned in the river behind the house.
VISITING
An operating inn and tavern open to the public.
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