Unclaimed
Cambria County Old Stone Jail
Ebensburg, PA
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Orientation
Where it is
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The record
The Doss House sits in Loretto, a small Cambria County town whose early history is tied to Prince Demetrius Gallitzin, the missionary priest who helped shape the settlement around 1799. Built in 1810, the house is described as one of the first homes on land historically connected to the Shawnee, Lenape, Asswikales, and Mingo peoples, and over the generations it served as the residence and workplace of several of the town's professionals — a doctor, an undertaker, a dentist, and Loretto's only barber, whose shop was later joined to the main house. Today the home is privately owned and lovingly preserved, opened to the public since 2024 for daytime tours and overnight investigations conducted by appointment, with many of its original artifacts still displayed inside. Reported experiences — a little girl described in a green dress, shadow figures and sounds in the basement, and accounts tied to the home's former residents — are presented as visitor and investigator reports rather than documented fact, and the owners frame the house first as a cherished family home.
Field reports
Reported phenomena
Logged by the host and by previous investigators. Reported, not verified.
- Reported · A little girl reported in a green dress (framed as visitor report, not fact)
- Reported · Shadow figures and sounds in the basement, and accounts tied to former residents (framed as visitor/investigator reports)
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Evidence
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