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   Debra  |  April 14, 2014 at 8:59 am

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   Fortunately, this amazing historic mansion will allow the public to share in a ghostly encounter each year during the last weekend in October with their Ghost Tag Along Tour. Led by paranormal investigators, touring members have the unique opportunity to investigate the mansion using the same ghost hunting equipment folks see in paranormal TV shows. Falcon Rest is a place not to be missed for a day tour or during a special haunted evening searching for Mr Faulkner! ( and friends?) See the phantom old woman who rises from the ground or hear the sigh of a spirit in the darken mansion right in your ear. Phantom whistling and don’t forget to say “Hi!” to the little boy spirit who can be audibly heard and occasionally will make an “appearance”.

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       |  April 15, 2014 at 5:34 pm

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     I’ve been the before many times my names tabby in from Pennsylvania

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   tabby  |  April 15, 2014 at 5:39 pm

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   I’ve been there before.Sorry for not inturducing I’m Tabby Young I’m a worker on paranormal activity I live in wellsbero Pa in there in a place called Penn Wells the first building has been there since 1925 and we’ve caught many orbs and swipes and had many manifestations.

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   Cynthia Brown  |  July 16, 2015 at 9:48 pm

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   I grew up right across the street from the Falcon Manor. It’s a bed and breakfast now, but it used to be more than that. My step dad was born there when it was a sanitarium. It’s a beautiful, historic building. But it is haunted, I am so sure. I’ve heard screaming, I’ve heard babies crying, and I’ve seen movement, even light, coming from the top floor which isn’t open. Late at night or early in the morning. I know people who have had similar experiences. People stay there just to experience something. It’s an historical landmark for Warren Co.

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   Cynthia B,  |  May 2, 2016 at 11:28 pm

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   I grew up right across the street from the Falcon Manor. It’s been a bed & breakfast for quite a while now. You can rent it for occasions as well. It’s absolutely grand and beautiful It originally was a sanitorium. Lots of deaths there. My step father was born in the manor. However, weird things happen there all the time. I would hear moaning and screaming at night time, there is a light that turns on and off in the attic where nobody goes, we’ve had animals that died after exploring the grounds, and we could hear babies crying sometimes when there were none anywhere near there. We had a mixed breed dog named “Glassifier”, or “Glass” for short, who became sick and wasn’t able to get over it. She died within that week.This was after she decided to explore the grounds on the property. She never was curious before, so I don’t know what made her want to check it out. About 2 weeks after her death, her pup was hit by a car. She went with her on the grounds when Glass went over there. She, like Glass, never explored those grounds before either. Just about every night, Glass and Shadow would stand in the front yard facing the manor, and they would bark and growl yet there was nothing there to bark and growl at. We used to walk by there, and our dogs would cross the road to the other side when we would pass by. We never could get them to walk on the property. So, you can understand how we found it odd when we saw them on the grounds. They were extremely interested then, we could tell because they were so thorough with smelling their way around. And we couldn’t get them to come back to the house from there when we called them. They kept going as if they didn’t hear us hollering for them. They stayed there for more than 2 hours. The attic with the light is on the side of the manor, and we watched them both stand there looking up at the window. So weird. Just about every person who has visited or stayed in their rooms have experienced some of the same phenomenons. We just happened to experience them much more because we lived so close to it. Even thought it creeps me out, the manor is so beautiful and intriguing that I would never miss a chance to explore it. I definitely recommend anyone to visit or stay there, it’s a one-of-a-kind experience!!

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   Dean Winchester  |  May 23, 2016 at 5:08 pm

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   me and my brother sam went there,seen nothing but we did take salt just to be sure

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     stanley  |  November 3, 2016 at 7:09 pm

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     hahaha took me a second look.

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     Debbie  |  June 23, 2017 at 5:20 am

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     Dean, I love you and Sam to death but if you mess with my little boy spirit at Falcon Rest Mansion, I promise you will see the “Mother of all Monsters” and don’t think the Impala is safe either! The spirits of Falcon Rest are very refined and dignified people. They will not tell you to ‘Get Out’ but they will say….”Leave immediately”. lol We are doing our first ever All Night Ghost Tag Along for those interested in the paranormal July 1st 2017

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   Betty Price  |  July 31, 2016 at 1:27 pm

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   My Grandfather died there when it was a hospital,back in the 60’s.i live close to it,but have never been inside,i think I will check it out.

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   Charlien  |  June 23, 2017 at 1:08 pm

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   As owner of Falcon Rest Mansion, we’d be delighted for anyone interested in our “spirits” to check out the place on guided tours of the mansion, offered daily 9 to 5 Central time. Occasional tag-along ghost hunts are also available, led by Debra Shapiro and Ghost Hunters of Southern Tennessee. The mansion itself is only used for tours, but as some of our neighbors mentioned, we do have overnight guest suites in other buildings on the grounds. The B&B part of the property is known as Falcon Manor: B&B at Falcon Rest. Sorry about your dogs, Cynthia B. Our ghosts are usually friendly. For more info, see http://www.falconrest.com.

   

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   Angie  |  February 20, 2021 at 12:39 am

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   We stayed in the carriage house in 2000 and didn’t experience anything spooky. Lovely place though.