Claiborne House Bed and Breakfast

Jefferson, TX   /   1 Review

312 S Alley St, Jefferson, TX 75657, USA

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One Review

  1. Tony Acord

    Definitely haunted. Heavy footsteps. Doorknobs jiggled. Tiny footsteps heard like that of small children. Guests experiencing extreme moments of heat. Faint music. Conversations heard and then mysteriously gone. Lots of orbs. Items disappearing. Electronics malfunction. Lights flicker.

    May 26, 2020 at 9:41 am Reply

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