Case: GG-2026-200
Status: Active
Documentation rating: B
Location: New York City, New York
The Morris-Jumel Mansion is Manhattan's oldest surviving house and one of New York City's better-documented historic haunting traditions. Built in 1765 for Roger Morris and later used by George Washington as a military headquarters during the Revolutionary War, the mansion subsequently became the long-term home of Stephen Jumel and Eliza Jumel. Reports associated with the property include apparitions, footsteps, voices, shadows and unexplained physical disturbances, with the best-known story involving school visitors in the 1960s who reportedly encountered a figure later identified from a port…
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