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Six Guthrie Place, New London, Connecticut (860) 443-8411
The Lighthouse Inn is also known for several haunted rooms and for two Victorian women whose ghosts roam the property.
There is an unfortunate story in the hotel's history that a young bride was walking down the stairs in her wedding dress when she slipped and fell, breaking her neck.
Please use the following link for the Lighthouse Inn to learn more about this lovely seaside, yet haunted hotel: http://www.lighthouseinn-ct.com
306 Preston Road, Griswold, Connecticut (860) 376-5178
Nestled in Griswold, is the tiny and charming bed & breakfast, Homespun Farm. It boasts a well-tended garden, fruit orchards, and a koi pond (below). And if that’s not enough to draw you to Homespun Farm, how about a couple of ghosts?
There is a friendly ghost by the name of Old Man Simon, originally Simon Brewster, one of the original owners of the 260-year old property. Old Man Simon apparently likes to hover around the garden area, watching the current owners tending the gardens and orchards. Current owners, Ron and Kate Bauer purchased the property in 1996 and said they first came in contact with Brewster's ghost when they began working in the fields.
They later found out it was Old Man Simon after they described him to a guest, who happened to be a relative of the Brewster’s. The relative then showed them a picture of Simon Brewster and they realized it was him!
Now will you see Old Man Simon during a stay at Homespun Farm? Well, if you see a ghostly figure hovering over the orchards, it’s a good bet you spotted him.
Also, Mrs. Brewster, Old Man Simon’s wife, has also been felt. A watchful spirit in the house can be heard walking up the stairs at night.
The innkeepers want guests to know that these ghosts are more the friendly type, not scary.
Please use the following link for Homespun Farm to learn more about this cozy and ghostly inn:
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