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Vicksburg, Mississippi
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The Duff Green Mansion in Vicksburg was built in 1856 and has served as a family home, a Confederate and Union hospital during the 1863 siege, an orphanage and a private residence. Its reputation is built on that layered history. Reports include the wandering spirit of Annie Green, a child who lived in the house and died at age six, a phantom soldier in the halls, and the repeated reappearance of what look like bloodstains on the floors. The mansion has hosted public ghost hunts around Halloween.
Historic mansion offering tours, events and lodging at times; hours and availability vary, so check ahead. Ghost hunts are offered on select dates.
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