page_title: Reportedly haunted locations in Pennsylvania
section_title: Other area hauntings
hierarchical_section_title: Reportedly haunted locations in Pennsylvania / Other area hauntings
caption_attribution_description: English: Cashtown Inn, present day
context_page_description: The following are reportedly haunted locations in Pennsylvania:
context_section_description: Albertus L. Meyers Bridge in Allentown is the site of around 80 documented suicides over the course of a hundred years. People have claimed to have seen ghosts on the bridge.
  Cranberry Manor Bed and Breakfast in East Stroudsburg, PA claims to have a ghost kitty and girl roaming about the B&B.
  Mishler Theatre in Altoona is said to be haunted by Isaac Mishler, a howling dog, and a woman that creates mischief in the restroom.
  Lebanon Valley College in Annville Township, Mary Capp Green residence hall is claimed to be haunted by a little girl.
  Growden Mansion (Trevose Manor) in Bensalem, Pennsylvania is said to host the specter of Benjamin Franklin, flying his kite in his effort to discover electricity.
  Pen Ryn Mansion and the accompanying grounds in Bensalem are said to be haunted by Robert Bickley and a woman who is believed to be his girlfriend (the latter seen atop a black horse and wielding a whip). It is claimed that every December 24th Robert is seen walking the grounds and raps desperately on the doors and windows of the houses while the woman whips those that come near and rides through crowds.
  The Outside In School in Bolivar, has claims of a ghost of a Native American girl who haunts the school's campus, which is next to her stone marked grave.
  Along the Brandywine River around the site of the Battle of Brandywine, is claimed to be haunted by the ghosts of horses and soldiers and the sounds of battle.
  Cashtown Inn, a historic bed & breakfast in Cashtown is claimed to have the ghost of a Confederate soldier from the Civil War walking around the hallway and bar area, as featured in an episode of Ghost Hunters.
  Thornbury Farm in Chadds Ford Township is reputedly haunted by a mischievous little girl that can be heard sobbing.
  Hotel Conneaut in Conneaut Lake is claimed to be haunted by a young boy, a butcher, and a bride named Elizabeth who died in a fire at the hotel in 1943.
  The Brinton Lodge in Douglassville is a reputedly haunted house. The original structure, built in the early 18th century, was a one-room building which was operated as a tavern/roadhouse stop along the Schuylkill River Canal System. It was later expanded into a summer home, remodeled into a gentlemen's club, then operated as a bar and restaurant until recently. It is currently being preserved as a house museum, which holds fundraising events including a Halloween haunted house. It is also home to Hidden River Brewing Company. Legend has it that at least five spirits inhabit this property, including Caleb Brinton, "Dapper Dan", an older woman, a young girl, and a "lady in white".
  The Fairfield Inn in Fairfield is reportedly haunted by multiple ghosts including mischievous soldiers in the kitchen, an old man in the dining area, and a woman that opens doors on the third floor.
  Crier in the Country Restaurant in Glen Mills was said to be haunted by former owner Lydia Powell. The restaurant was demolished in 2018.
  Keith House in Graeme Park is said to be haunted by Elizabeth "Maggie" Graeme (daughter of Dr. Thomas Graeme), who was heartbroken by her husband Henry Hugh Fergusson after he abandoned her at the end of the American Revolutionary War, a spirit believed to be Fergusson, and a headless servant.
  The Harrisburg State Hospital in Harrisburg is reported to have violent poltergeist activity.
  The Phillips' Rangers Monument in Hesston is the site of Captain William Phillips and his Rangers massacre at the hands of Natives, supposedly haunted by the ghost of Phillips.
  Bolton Mansion in Levittown, also called Phineas Pemberton House, is said to have both an intellectual and residual haunting.
  The Knickerbocker Hotel in Linesville claims paranormal circumstances make their guests ill or cause their deaths.
  The General Warren Inn in Malvern is believed to be haunted by soldiers of the American Revolutionary War.
  U.S. Route 322, between Meadville and Radnor along this road, it's claimed  on New Year's Day, the ghost of Anthony Wayne rides a horse in search of his bones that were scattered along the route.
  General Wayne Inn located in Merion, Pennsylvania
caption: Cashtown Inn
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