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The Farnsworth House Inn: Bullet Holes, Sharpshooters and the Ghosts of Gettysburg

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The red-brick three-storey Farnsworth House Inn on Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, with black shutters and a red front door numbered 401

About 6 min readOn Baltimore Street in Gettysburg stands a brick house still scarred by more than a hundred bullet holes from July 1863 — an inn where Confederate sharpshooters once fired from the attic and where guests still report a boy in the cellar and a midwife who tucks them in.

The Ancient Ram Inn: England’s Most Haunted Building — and the Man Who Lived With Its Ghosts

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The Ancient Ram Inn in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire

About 4 min readBuilt in 1145 to house the masons of a parish church, the Ancient Ram Inn in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, is the oldest building in its town — and, by reputation, the most haunted building in Britain. Its owner, John Humphries, lived with its ghosts for nearly fifty years.