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(... ) I'll give you some real stuff to consider. I grew up in the ''red house'' on Paris mountain, also known as La grange, which is a 200 year old house. Apparently La Fayette stayed there during the revolutionary war (hence the name) , and it was the home of a postmaster general during grant's administration.
My mom actually managed to find a picture of him on the porch (not sure if she still has it). It is said that Union and rebel soldiers fought nearby, if
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not in the yard, but I can't confirm that. Needless to say, lots of history in this house.
I personally saw this ghost who was dressed in Colonial
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garb, leaning with head down on the mantel of the fireplace in the kitchen. This was obviously the most used room as the house had wood floors and this room's floor was the most worn.
Probably not the kitchen over 200 years ago but it was our kitchen. This was in the middle of the day. Yes, broad daylight. My mother had spotted the same figure about a month earlier at the top of the drive but told nobody until I told her what I saw.
I was about
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