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1810 Gettysburg Academy Bed & Breakfast
Gettysburg, PA
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Unclaimed
Dobbin House Tavern
Gettysburg's oldest building (1776) — Underground Railroad station, field hospital, and haunt.
89 Steinwehr Avenue
Gettysburg, PA
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Directory · nothing to book
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The record
The Dobbin House was built in 1776 by Reverend Alexander Dobbin, an Irish-born minister and educator, making it one of the oldest standing buildings in Gettysburg; Dobbin also founded one of the first schools west of the Susquehanna here. During and after the Battle of Gettysburg the house served as a temporary field hospital. There are long-standing stories that it was a stop on the Underground Railroad, though this has not been historically substantiated. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973 and operates today as a candlelit tavern and restaurant. Reported activity includes apparitions in period dress and the sense of being watched among the colonial-era rooms.
Field reports
Reported phenomena
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- Reported · A 'Woman in Blue' reported gliding through the upstairs rooms
- Reported · The ghost of Rev. Alexander Dobbin, reportedly smelled as cigar smoke, seen about the house
- Reported · Recurring bloodstains on floorboards and apparitions of soldiers, children, and a nurse reported
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