Foscue Plantation House was constructed in 1824 and is said to be haunted by the ghosts of slaves from the 1800s. According to reports, slaves were chained in the attic and their cries and moans are said to ring out at night. A legend about the staircase says that slaves’ blood appears on the stairs no matter how many times they are repainted.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 7509 U.S. 17
Pollocksville, NC 28573
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 35.039685, -77.209002
- County:
- Jones County, North Carolina
- Nearest Towns:
- Pollocksville, NC (2.4 mi.)
River Bend, NC (4.1 mi.)
Brices Creek, NC (7.0 mi.)
Trent Woods, NC (7.5 mi.)
Trenton, NC (8.3 mi.)
Maysville, NC (9.4 mi.)
James City, NC (10.4 mi.)
New Bern, NC (10.5 mi.)
Cove City, NC (12.0 mi.)
Bridgeton, NC (12.1 mi.)
Contact Information
- Web:
- http://www.foscueplantation.com/
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Was there pulled over but it was closed walked up anyway heard sounds of chains dragging thought it was the wind at first but it wasn’t windy
I ride by this house once a week & always get a uneasy feeling. I love historical homes but I have no desire to explore this one. Not sure what it is but this house creeps me out!
I SLEEP IN THIS PLACE MANY TIMES AS MY GRANDMOTHER AND MY GRANDFATHER RENTED IT AND FARMED IT . MY GRANDFATHER HAD A STROKE AND DIED IN THIS HOUSE WHEN I WAS 13 IM NOW 77 . IT IS NOT HAUNTED. BUT THERE WAS CHAINS IN THE BASEMENT, AND UPSTAIRS THERE IS A BEDROOM WITH BLOOD ON THE FLOOR. ITS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE. EMAIL BMICHALSKI@EC.RR.COM
Dear Ms. Betty! This was one of my family members and I do dialy FOWLKES/FOOKES/FOSQUE research. They all were Quakers in Third Haven Monthly Meeting in Talbot County, Easton, Maryland in early 1700’s. John Fooks married outside of the Quakers to Mary Welling and was disowned and so a bunch left Maryland and my FOWLKES landed on land on Brices Creek, southside. I have always contended that Fosque was orignially FOOKS or FOWLKES. Please email me at LMTHE1RN@aol.com. Kindest regards. Lucy Oakes
hi betty i am new to this area just moved down here and looking for like minded people to paranormal things maybe we can keep in touch my email is
runyon1950@gmail.com
thank you for your time
no i am not a crazy person lol
I’m really wanting me an my team to investigate.. How do I get in touch
I am very willing to be a part of the investigating team. I’m not sure how to get in touch with you but I can look your name up
Dear Ms. Betty! This was one of my family members and I do dialy FOWLKES/FOOKES/FOSQUE research. They all were Quakers in Third Haven Monthly Meeting in Talbot County, Easton, Maryland in early 1700’s. John Fooks married outside of the Quakers to Mary Welling and was disowned and so a bunch left Maryland and my FOWLKES landed on land on Brices Creek, southside. I have always contended that Fosque was orignially FOOKS or FOWLKES. Please email me at LMTHE1RN@aol.com. Kindest regards. Lucy Oakes
I’m from out of town and my mom and I decided to go to Trenton to visit where my grandmother was born. A few hours later we
Pulled up at Foscue plantation just to look at the house, and I took a few pictures, (it was closed I guess not a touring day) anyway I got a picture of a woman Reflection. Reflected off of the side window, like maybe she was in the yard. When I took the pictures there was NO ONE AROUND…