James and Ann Whitall House
National Park, NJ 8063
This 1770's house was home to Quakers James and Ann Whitall, and was temporarily used as a field hospital during the Revolutionary War. It is rumored to be haunted by ghostly soliders; witnesses have heard moans, breathing, and voices in the rooms that were used for first aid. Cold spots have been reported as well.
| Hours of Operation | Open Seasonally, April - October Wednesday - Sunday 1:00 - 4:00pm |
| Admission Cost | No admission fees |
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After the remains of the Hessian soldiers were found on the property, I went to that site on the property to say a Soldier’s Prayer to them.
Once I left the property I took my shirt off and I had a scratch that looked like a “V” on my left side and another long scratch on the left side of my chest.
Also, near the cannons by the stairs I had a soldier call out to me “Help me?”
August 2022
| Would Recommend | Yes |
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