The 1770s house was home to Quakers James and Ann Whitall, and was temporarily used as a field hospital during the Revolutionary War. It is said to be haunted by ghostly soldiers; witnesses have heard moans, breathing, and voices in the rooms that were used for first aid. Cold spots have been reported as well.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 100 Hessian Ave
National Park, NJ
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 39.86957349214527, -75.19064632057052
- County:
- Gloucester County, New Jersey
- Nearest Towns:
- National Park, NJ (0.7 mi.)
Woodbury, NJ (3.0 mi.)
Westville, NJ (3.1 mi.)
Brooklawn, NJ (3.8 mi.)
Brooklawn, NJ (3.8 mi.)
Paulsboro, NJ (3.8 mi.)
Woodbury Heights, NJ (4.1 mi.)
Gloucester City, NJ (4.2 mi.)
Colwyn, PA (4.5 mi.)
Oak Valley, NJ (5.0 mi.)
Contact Information
- Web:
- http://www.whitall.org
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was there 5+ years ago saw 3 apparitions a hessian soldier,a young gentleman, and a teenage girl. when my son was a toddler he had a conversation with a girl his age along the battlefield area my mother and i never saw her but he described a younger Whitall child who died