It is said that at this 1745 historic inn, George Washington was once turned away by the loyal Tory innkeeper. Therefore, this hotel proudly states “George Washington did NOT sleep here!” A ghostly pool of blood appears on the floor in the tavern, a remnant from the time when early innkeeper Old Hans was stabbed to death in a brawl. Also, a ghostly woman in white has been seen in a guest room holding a pearl-handled revolver.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 3774 River Rd
Lumberville, PA 18933
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 40.4067095, -75.03769539999996
- County:
- Bucks County, Pennsylvania
- Nearest Towns:
- Stockton, NJ (3.1 mi.)
Tinicum, PA (4.7 mi.)
New Hope, PA (5.4 mi.)
Lambertville, NJ (5.7 mi.)
Plumsteadville, PA (5.9 mi.)
Bedminster, PA (7.6 mi.)
Doylestown, PA (8.3 mi.)
Frenchtown, NJ (8.4 mi.)
Dublin, PA (9.0 mi.)
New Britain, PA (10.6 mi.)
Contact Information
- Web:
- http://www.blackbasshotel.com/
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I’ve had dinner here several times- the food is good though the drinks are over priced priced but there is no suggestino of a haunting here. behind the ancient frontage the place is completely modrn with glass walls lookingo ut to the delaware river. I have spent a lot of time in the bar and there is not even a story about blood stains.
At a party over the weekend I mentioned the ghost story to a local historian who said it’s the latest thing in Bucks county. all the taverns are suddenly discovering ‘lost’ haunted stories, it’s almost like it’s required.
Last November I spent the night in one of the rooms upstairs. Our room was quaint and bright and I never thought about the possibility of a resident ghost. During the night, I was awakened by the feeling of a hand grabbing my foot through the bed covers. I sat up expecting to see someone standing at the end of the bed, but there was no one there. I did not think this was a dream and I had a hard time getting back to sleep, thinking that it might happen again. Fortunately, it did not happen again and I finally was able to fall back asleep. The inn is lovely and I will be definitely be visiting there again.