Housed in a Victorian-style mansion dating back to 1897, this bed and breakfast inn is rumoured to be haunted. Guests and staff have seen a woman in a maids uniform entering a ground floor room, only to find it empty when they go to investigate. This particular room was the maids quarter’s when the building served as a private residence. Others claim to have heard piano music and a ghostly female voice, perhaps that of the wife of a former owner who taught music classes at the mansion.
(Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 318 East Franklin Street
Appleton, WI
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 44.264266, -88.40188999999998
- County:
- Outagamie County, Wisconsin
- Nearest Towns:
- Appleton, WI (0.7 mi.)
Kimberly, WI (3.2 mi.)
Little Chute, WI (4.3 mi.)
Combined Locks, WI (4.3 mi.)
Menasha, WI (4.8 mi.)
Neenah, WI (6.2 mi.)
Kaukauna, WI (6.5 mi.)
Sherwood, WI (9.4 mi.)
Wrightstown, WI (12.6 mi.)
Hortonville, WI (12.7 mi.)
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