Mary Surratt's Boarding House - Wok and Roll

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Notorious Lincoln conspirator Mary Surratt’s former boarding house is now Wok and Roll, a Chinese restaurant, and it is said to be haunted by Mary Surratt’s ghost. Witnesses have heard unintelligible murmurs, unexplained footsteps, muffled weeping and creaking floorboards.

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Geographic Information

Address:
604 H Street NW
Washington, DC
United States

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GPS:
38.89955, -77.02039200000002
Nearest Towns:
Washington, D. C., DC (0.9 mi.)
Mount Rainier, MD (4.2 mi.)
Brentwood, MD (4.6 mi.)
Queenstown, MD (4.6 mi.)
Colmar Manor, MD (4.6 mi.)
Arlington, VA (4.7 mi.)
Cottage City, MD (4.7 mi.)
Chillum, MD (4.7 mi.)
North Brentwood, MD (4.9 mi.)
Bladensburg, MD (5.4 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.dcwoknroll.com/

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  1. My friends and I went to the little house in the woods at night one night to see what would happen. My friend who was driving thought it would be funny to back up instead and roll down the window (i was sitting at the window seat). We honked three times just like we heard we were suppose to do to see mary’s ghost and got quiet. All of a sudden we hear rustling and twigs breaking. We dipped!

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