LOCATION FILE
Tryon Palace
FOLLOWNew Bern, NC
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
Built in 1770 as the residence of royal governor William Tryon and the colony's capitol, the original building burned in 1798; it was reconstructed on the same foundations and reopened as a museum in 1959.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Staff and visitors report cold spots and unexplained sounds, with one widely circulated account describing a servant-like figure captured on video near the site associated with the 1798 fire.
VISITING
Open to the public as a state historic site and museum.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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INVESTIGATION RECORD
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