This 1856 antebellum mansion is said to be haunted by partying guests. Witnesses have heard laughter and friendly chatter from the dining room and seen apparitions descending the staircase. A female apparition often appears in a mirror near the stairs, and a ghostly man and woman are known to make eye contact with the guests and then disappear suddenly. The ghosts and atmosphere are said to be friendly and happy.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 103 S 9th St
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 30.66918, -81.45850899999999
- County:
- Nassau County, Florida
- Nearest Towns:
- Fernandina Beach, FL (0.2 mi.)
Saint Marys, GA (6.7 mi.)
Yulee, FL (9.2 mi.)
Kings Bay Base, GA (11.0 mi.)
Kingsland, GA (16.4 mi.)
Callahan, FL (23.3 mi.)
Atlantic Beach, FL (23.4 mi.)
Nassau Village-Ratliff, FL (23.5 mi.)
Neptune Beach, FL (25.0 mi.)
Woodbine, GA (25.7 mi.)
Contact Information
- Web:
- http://williamshouse.com/
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My daughter and I stayed at the Williams House several years ago and had quite an experience. It started while we were trying to get ready for bed and didn’t end until we were leaving the next morning. At one point it was quite startling–to the point my daughter couldn’t sleep all night. Still, it was a wonderful stay.