Multigenerational Home of Todd family, involved in War of 1812.

Todd's House is known as Todd's Inheritance. Thomas Todd settled there in 1664 with his wife and children from Gloucester County, Virginia. "There" was located between the tip of Edgemere's Miller's Island and the peninsula where Fort Howard sits. For over three centuries the descendants of the Todd family have lived in the home. That's as much prolonged, concentrated history as anyone in this country, except for of course the Indians.

Some see a Lady in the long, double mirrors that are hung up on the wall, between the Men's and Women's restrooms.

Some see a Lady in the long, double mirrors that are hung up on the wall, between the Men's and Women's restrooms.

A castle built on the side of Warm Springs Ridge overlooking Berkeley Springs, WV

The castle was built by wealthy Maryland businessman Samuel Taylor Suit for his young bride, Rosa, in 1885. She was 29 years younger than him!

Ah, the old wrinkling sheets trick

The Dickinson Mansion is haunted by the ghost of John Dickinson. He is the former owner of the home. John Dickinson, was called the "penman of the Revolutionary War." He is still haunting his home. He can still be heard, it is said, writing in the den, scratching away on parchment resting on a smooth, wooden surface. This has been going on for years.

Marie keeps a watchful eye over her old school

The Marie Mount Hall is another building on campus that is haunted. The building was renovated in 1947. Originally called "Margaret Brent Hall," the name was changed to Marie Mount Hall, after Marie Mount who had been the Dean of the College of Home Economics.