Blackberry River Inn – Moseley House-Farm

Norfolk, CT   /   2 Reviews

538 Greenwoods Rd W, Norfolk, CT 06058, USA

The building was erected in 1763, and in the early 1980s, it was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Although, it’s been around for years, only one spirit seems to haunt this location. She’s known as the Lady in White. She has been seen walking the second floor hallways. At the back of the property, there is an empty house. The Lady in White has been seen walking to that house too.

Posted in Haunted Hotels and Real Haunts

2 Reviews

  1. Michelle Carpenter

    Highly recommended. The inn keepers are the nicest people you’ll ever meet and they are so accommodating. It’s an exceptionally beautiful and clean property. Breakfast was to die for. I can’t believe we didn’t stay sooner. The views are gorgeous. Definitely not a drive by. It’s like being on vacation in Europe. Worth every penny.

    February 1, 2026 at 3:03 pm Reply
  2. Joseph McEnerney

    Blackberry River Inn is a BEAUTIFUL quaint Inn. The room was clean & fresh. Lucas B. went out of his way to make our stay a wonderful memory.
    We highly recommend The Blackberry River Inn.
    Joe & Maryann

    July 24, 2020 at 12:45 pm Reply

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