This nineteenth century bed and breakfast inn was built in 1880, and appears to be popular with the spirit set. At least three ghosts are known to haunt the inn according to staff and guests, and paranormal investigators have been called to the building on several occasions. The most common apparition reported is that of a young boy, who has been known to move objects around rooms and play tricks on guests. The other apparitions are that of a tobacco-smoking man and a woman who died of yellow fever. It is speculated that they knew each other during their lives, as staff claim to have heard the voices of a man and a woman coming from empty rooms.
(Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 103 Magnolia Avenue
Green Cove Springs, FL
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 29.9927298, -81.6783701
- County:
- Clay County, Florida
- Nearest Towns:
- Green Cove Springs, FL (0.1 mi.)
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