Ringwood Manor - Ringwood NJ Real Haunted Places
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Erskine died long ago having suffered from pneumonia during the war and ended up being buried at the Manor behind the pond, according to “NorthJersey.com”, but locals say they still see his spirit walking about the mansion, carrying a lantern at night as if waiting for the outcome of the Revolutionary War. He has also been seen gazing across the pond or sitting on his grave on the manor’s grounds. French soldiers are also said to be buried in unmarked graves; after dark they will come to the pond and walk along the shore, sometime whispering in French, according to “American Folklore.”
A room on the second floor is also believed to be haunted by a servant by the name of Jackson White who was allegedly beaten to death in the room after caught stealing food from the pantry. Visitors have heard strange noises coming from the empty room, including soft crying, footsteps, and the thud of a heavy object falling. For some reason the bed sheets also become rumpled.
If you’re into haunts, you’ll find Ringwood Manor is one of the most haunted places on the east coast. “It has layer upon layer of legend, myth and folklore. The Native Americans would even call it the Haunted Woods,” according to reporting from “Try To Scare Me.” Before the grounds served as the home for Ringwood Manor, it is said it was an ancient Indian burial ground. Building over the grounds has left the area cursed and haunted. Aside from sightings, the unexplained events like doors hanging wide open in the morning when they were locked and secured the previous night at closing time continue to go unexplained.
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Share Your Experiencesscream after dark
my mom, was in a photography camp thing and she went to take a picture of the sunset at ring wood manor, it is very beautiful there, she pulled up to the parking lot and therewas not a car in the parking lot but hers, she is about to take a picture and she hears a women’s blood curling scream, remember there was not a person in sight, she ran to her car and, also another time her friend went to take a picture and saw in the camera a tall hat and a shadow figure that wasn’t there but showed up on camera
Posted 9/8/24Pushed by unseen hands
Oh my, my family visited the Manor many, many years ago. I remember we brought our Irish Wolfhound, The Colonel. He wanted to go in a pond on the grounds! Anyway, while touring the house, I had a very uneasy feeling the whole time I was in there. It felt as though we were being watched. Then we walked into an upstairs hallway and Something shoved me - hard. I stumbled on the perfectly clear, even floor and looked around me quickly. No one was there yet I distinctly felt 2 hands push me. It was an unnerving experience but, thanks to the fact that I grew up in a haunted house, I wasn't left terrified. I'd dealt with worse.
Posted 9/13/23I was attacked by a ghost.
My husband and I were on a tour of Ringwood Manor, and the whole time I was on the property I felt I was being watched. As we went up the stairs to the second floor, I was gripped with an excruciating pain in my back. We entered a bedroom and the pain in my lower back became so acute that I was bent over and couldn't straighten up. I needed to get out of that bedroom. My husband tried to help me, but I couldn't move. The gentleman conducting the tour, saw that my body was contorting and took the group downstairs. He had my husband and I sit on a bench in the gun room, and continued on with the tour, He admonished us not to leave by the side door which led to the parking lot. However, my husband picked me up and we left the Manor House by that door. My Husband gave me some aspirin and we left. The further we got from the property, the better I felt. We didn't know that the Manor was haunted. I believe Mr. White wanted me to feel the agony he was suffering from being beaten to death. I will never go back there again.
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