Located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, it is believed to be extremely haunted due to its connections with the civil war Battle of Gettysburg that took place in the 1860s. The land on which the Farnsworth House Inn was built was initially owned by Reverend Alexander Dobbins, who later sold it to John F. McFarlane. Built in 1810 and known to be haunted by a confederate sharp shooter who lives in the attic of the house.
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posted 21 days agoThis property is a B&B, and has several spirits in it. I've been inside the Farnsworth, it's very unsettling to say the least, and they do have tours, and hold seance's in the basement from time to time. It's also a tavern/restaurant.