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Historic hotels boast undeniable charm and enchanting details, from elegant crown molding to antique tin ceilings, but beyond the quaint touches, roaring fireplaces, and four-poster beds, these relic buildings also boast a treasure trove of stories: stories about General George Washington and the American Revolutionary War, stories of Confederate and Union soldiers, and even stories about ghosts from the past. From strange sounds in the night to sightings of the spiritual kind, history seems to come to life in a supernatural way. Are the legends true? Find out for yourself by staying a night at one of these so-called haunted locales. Jean Bonnet Tavern (est. 1762) 6048 Lincoln Hwy., Bedford jeanbonnettavern.com Historic Hotel Bethlehem (est. 1794) 437 Main St., Bethlehem hotelbethlehem.com The Inn at Jim Thorpe (est. 1833) 24 Broadway, Jim Thorpe innjt.com The Wedgwood Inn Bed & Breakfast (est. 1870) 111 W. Bridge St., New Hope wedgwoodinn.com The Cashtown Inn (est. 1815) 1325 Old Rte. 30, Orrtanna cashtowninn.com The Cashtown Inn, Orrtanna The Wedgwood Inn, New Hope
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