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General Nathanael Greene Homestead
General Nathanael Greene Homestead is a location reputed to be haunted in Rhode Island, US. Its reputation comes from reported apparitions, unexplained phenomena and eyewitness accounts gathered over time.
Where is General Nathanael Greene Homestead?
- Location
- Rhode Island, US
- Type
- House / mansion
- Coordinates
- 41.694, -71.544
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Why is General Nathanael Greene Homestead said to be haunted?
Nathanael Greene, who rose from a Rhode Island Quaker family to become George Washington's most trusted general in the Revolutionary War, built this house, known as Spell Hall for the reading lessons once held there, and lived in it from 1770 until leaving for the war in 1776. Greene's wife Catharine, "Caty," managed the household and later the family forge alone during his long Southern campaigns, and family tradition holds she kept his study exactly as he left it for years, unable to accept how rarely he could return. The Greene family sold the estate long ago, but caretakers at the museum, opened in 1924, describe a lingering sense of someone waiting in the study, and cold drafts near the hearth visitors associate with Caty's long vigils.
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