The Travel Channel’s popular “Most Haunted” show did a live program this past Friday from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Most Haunted is certainly a controversial show, even within the realm of other paranormal investigators. Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson of Ghost Hunters have been openly critical of the show’s investigative style and techniques. But despite that, Most Haunted did choose wisely when picking Gettysburg as a subject.
The interesting thing about the show was that they used the entire town in the investigation and not just one location. They included battlefield areas, popular buildings in town, the famous covered bridge, and more.
The Farnsworth House appeared on the Review in November of 2007. This incredible building was a stronghold for Confederate sharpshooters during the first day of the bloody three day struggle. Now it is home to a Bed and Breakfast, a great tavern, and an incredible collection of memorabilia from the film “Gettysburg” left here by cast and crew who made this their hangout. It is also thought to be the home of many spirits who have not left since that fateful July day.
an invitation to enjoy the Farnsworth House
In January of 2008, Chris Poh made his way just outside of town to a place called the Cashtown Inn. People who are knowledgeable of the world of the paranormal will immediately recognize this name, if they haven’t been there already themselves. It is one of the country’s supposedly most haunted buildings, and was the subject of a Ghost Hunters program. The team found some amazing evidence of the paranormal in this historic inn.
Is the Cashtown Inn truly haunted?
And let us not forget O’Rorkes. Perhaps it is not the oldest and creepiest of buildings in town, but it may be the best place to just sit, have a drink, and talk with a wonderful collection of locals who can tell you all you need to know about their hometown.
Yes, we love Gettysburg. It is a treasure trove of great pubs, rich history, and haunted places. There are even more places for us to cover and we plan on going back there soon. Keep checking back this fall and perhaps you’ll find yet another great place in Gettysburg to have a drink.
Posted by: David McBride
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Come visit the ghosts at the Cranbury Inn in Nj!! Many ghosts have been sighted at this location and they are waiting to meet you!
Bring your Valentine to hold as you investigate the grave yard !
Hunt begins at 6pm and costs $20 per person. This includes tour of site and hunting equiptment -such as emf meters and digital recorders. A nightvision camera and other ghost hunting supplies and our resident psychic will be on site.
Come visit the spirits and see where it leads!
You could also take advantage of the Inns romantic restaurant apart from the hunt.
Contact us at ferrymenghosthunts@gmail.com if you are interested and pay at the event and leave your name and number.
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