A number of mysterious happenings have been reported in the White House. President Abraham Lincoln’s apparition is seen in the Lincoln Bedroom and all over the White House, President Andrew Jackson is seen in the Rose Bedroom, and President William Henry Harrison is heard in the attic. Abigail Adams is said to walk through the hallways, and Dolly Madison haunts the gardens. A black cat is said to appear as a telltale sign of an upcoming national disaster.
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- Address:
- 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
NW Washington, D.C. 20500
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 38.89767214660164, -77.03651817790984
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- Washington, D. C., DC (0.2 mi.)
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‘The Lincoln Bedroom’ was originally Lincoln’s office. The Oval Office was added in the 20th Century.
there is a film out there of ronald reagan talking to school children there and one asked if it was haunted. Reagan recounted a story that one day he turned a corner and the dog that was with him refused to go down the hall “So i don’t know if it’s haunted but my dog sure thinks it is.”
That’s kinda funny