White Hill Mansion
Fieldsboro, NJ 8505
White Hill Mansion in Fieldsboro, New Jersey was built in 1722 by Robert Field. The historical home is known to be one of the most haunted and many paranormal stories exists, including from ghost hunters who’ve entered the home and collected evidence, according to Week in Weird.
Field was a successful merchant and an advocate of the American Revolution, but in 1775, he mysteriously drowned in the Delaware River, according to Bordentown Current. After Field’s death, his young wife Mary was left the home where she also cared for their three small children.
During the Revolutionary War Mrs. Field was reported by her loyalist neighbors as a rebel supporter after she had dinner with American naval Captain Tom Houston and his officers. Soon after her home was invaded by the British in search for hidden soldiers. In 1777, General Washington put in orders for Colonial Captain Thomas Read and Captain John Barry to dock the American ships at White Hill. Mrs. Field eventually ended up marrying Commodore Thomas Read in 1779 and he made White Hill Mansion his home until his death in 1788.
The home had remained a private residence even housing a U.S. Senator, entreprenuers, and rum runners. In 1923, Heinrich and Katrina Glenk turned it into Glenk’s Mansion House Restaurant. The restaurant served New Jersey’s upper-class for the next 50 years, but that was not without strange experiences.
Workers as well as patrons of the restaurant have reported sightings of a featureless “shadow man” who would appear and then disappear into the darkness. Other incidences include ghostly chatter, sounds of children playing in the nursery, and sounds of footsteps at the stairs in the middle of the night.
By 1999, the property had fallen into disarray and there was talk of it being demolished. The local community seeking the preservation of the home came to the rescue and by 2012 it was placed on the New Jersey State Register of Historic Places. It remains preserved with the help of Friends of White Hill Mansion.
Today, White Hill Mansion offers tours and continues to do bookings for ghost hunts.
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Well I don’t have any Experience with it but I heard about it and I thought I Check it out Because I really think it has Potential. Because it’s Something out of the ordinary. But I’m just not feeling the vibe from it. Because it’s giving Haunted Vibes. Because it smells like real life Ghosts. Plus it’s Scary and Terrifying and also really gloomy. I think I have Ghost Fob a you guys Should call 911. They want their money back.
November 2024
| Would Recommend | Yes |
I believe your incorrect with the date white hill mansion was built.... That said, the home built in 1722 was the fields/Stevens house. Which burned down in 1975.. I know this because as a kid I visited the house many times and a plaque at the roof peek towards the river side said built 1722.. I lived on front street White hill mansion was built 1760.. and was the Fields 2nd residents...
May 2023
| Would Recommend | Yes |
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful
I went last night and had a great time. Staff was wonderful. Very informative. I had many things happen and lots of photos of orbs!!
October 2020
| Would Recommend | Yes |
9 out of 9 people found this review helpful
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