Norfolk, Connecticut

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Built in 1763 as the Moseley House-Farm, this colonial mansion was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. A network of tunnels beneath the building suggests it was likely a stop on the Underground Railroad. Staff and guests have long reported a "White Lady" — said locally to be named Francis — gliding silently along the second-floor hallway of the main inn after midnight and out toward an empty house at the back of the property; doors are said to lock and unlock on their own, and lights flicker without explanation.
Operating bed and breakfast in a 1763 colonial house on 27 acres. Interiors are for overnight guests; reserve a room through the inn.
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