Curtis House Restaurant and Inn

Woodbury, CT   /   0 Reviews

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There are various reports of activity in this location. Investigators have had many of those happenings and were able to record EVPs and orbs. In the attic, people have reportedly had something or someone tug their hair. Room 16 has had some activity too. Guests have had their blankets moved or tugged from their bodies during the night. Sometimes, male guests will get tucked into bed by this female spirit. In room one, some guests have seen a male spirit who stomps into the room and takes off his boots.

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