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Stratford Hall may be among Virginia’s most elegant colonial estates, but behind its brick walls and beneath its polished floors, something stirs. From ghostly children and vanishing figures to icy air and unseen hands, the Lees may have left Stratford—but not all of them are resting. Perched on a high bluff above the Potomac River…
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Just north of Lexington, Virginia, a forgotten stone tunnel lies beneath the old Valley Railroad. Some say it whispers. Others say it watches. Whether you’re drawn by folklore or something you can’t explain, the Poor House Road Tunnel leaves a chill that lingers long after you leave. North of Lexington, Virginia, hidden along a forgotten…
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Once the grandest mansion in colonial Virginia, Rosewell now stands in ruin—but not in silence. From spectral music and vanishing guests to the infamous Lady in Red, these haunted ruins echo with the secrets of a family’s rise, fall, and ghostly legacy. Tucked away in the quiet countryside of Gloucester County, Virginia, the rose-red brick…
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Over a century after cannons fell silent at Ball’s Bluff, chilling screams, phantom hoofbeats, and muddy handprints keep visitors on edge. Are you brave enough to walk among Leesburg’s lingering Civil War ghosts? Ball’s Bluff Battlefield, near Leesburg, Virginia, is best known for a tragic Civil War engagement and has since gained a reputation as…
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Spectral evidence of past trauma and death lingers at Belle Grove Plantation. Its 225-year-old stone manor looks out over the Shenandoah Valley like a memorial to the slain. In 1783, Revolutionary War veteran Isaac Hite, Jr. and his wife Nelly, sister to James Madison, fourth president of the United States, received 483 acres in the…
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