My grandparents bought this house in the early 1970s and lived in it for 20+ years. The hauntings were a daily (nightly) occurrence. Oh, the stories our family can tell! From the white dress swirling around the ceiling fan to the water upstairs turning on by itself, the noises we heard to the doll in the window. All true. All real. We especially loved hanging out on the upstairs balcony watching the festivals across the street at the Lions Park. Great memories!!

Saw this home on two different tours - ghost walk and the carriage ride. It was cool to see it both at night and during the day. Cool for it's historic architecture, but not a must-see.

We saw this house, well the outside of it, on the ghost tour. It is fascinating to see and to hear the history connected with it and some of the other homes close by. It's privately owned with no tours when we went. But seeing the outside was just as cool!

You can't see the inside (private home) but worth admiring the outside. I like architecture so I spent quite a bit of time in Jefferson taking photos of homes. There are several of the same era around the green court

This house has been in the family for few years before it was bought and fixed up. Stayed in it and was scared out of my wits as a child but nothing happened but the normal creaks of an old home. No ghosties seen. Has plenty stories to it! Was in bad shape, looks great now! Was amazing then and is amazing now. I visited years ago and have not seen it in person since.