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Cliveden (Benjamin Chew House)
Philadelphia, PA
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Orientation
Where it is
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The record
Fort Mifflin, on Mud Island in the Delaware River below Philadelphia, was begun in 1771 and became the site of one of the Revolutionary War's most consequential stands. In November 1777 a garrison of roughly 400 American soldiers held the fort against a British fleet for weeks in what is often described as the largest bombardment of the war, buying time for Washington's army to reach winter quarters at Valley Forge before the fort fell. Rebuilt in the 1790s, it served as an active military post into the 20th century and was later used as a Civil War prison, where soldiers were held in harsh conditions — a documented chapter the site does not sensationalize. It is a National Historic Landmark, open to visitors March through December, with original casemates, ramparts, and a powder magazine still standing. The fort runs its own paranormal programming — evening investigations and candlelight tours; guests and staff report footsteps, voices, and figures in the casemates and magazine, described here as reported experiences rather than established fact.
Field reports
Reported phenomena
Logged by the host and by previous investigators. Reported, not verified.
- Reported · Footsteps and voices in the casemates and powder magazine
- Reported · Apparitions during evening investigations (framed as visitor/staff accounts, not established fact)
Submitted by visitors
Evidence
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