Brush Creek Inn

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Keep watch for airborne bottles if you visit Brush Creek Inn! It is said that the spirits at the restaurant will shatter bottles at the bar or hurl them across the room. Witnesses also have reported that the windows open and close by themselves and furniture flips over.

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Geographic Information

Address:
295 Northgate Dr
Warrendale, PA 15086
United States

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GPS:
40.65494909921233, -80.08086092775557
County:
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Nearest Towns:
Bradford Woods, PA (1.2 mi.)
Seven Fields, PA (2.7 mi.)
Fox Run, PA (3.3 mi.)
Fernway, PA (3.8 mi.)
Mars, PA (4.6 mi.)
Franklin Park, PA (5.0 mi.)
Valencia, PA (5.0 mi.)
Sewickley Hills, PA (5.8 mi.)
Gibsonia, PA (6.1 mi.)
Bell Acres, PA (6.3 mi.)

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