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Odd antics and goings-on at this old tavern Built in 1760 by Charles Washington, George's brother, this tavern is interwoven with our nation's early history. It served as Charles' home and later, beginning in 1792, it operated as a tavern.
It was also the city's post office.
It was also a stage coach stop where travelers came to rest and eat.
In the past the tavern was named the Eagle's Tavern. Did the former owner make a pact with the Devil to gain his wealth? The Waggener house was built between 1884-1885 by B.P. Waggener, a politician and lawyer in late 1800s Atchison, Kansas. Gargoyles were included in the structure of the house, some say as an item of decor, others claim that Waggener added the Gargoyles to honor a deal he made with the devil to become a man of wealth and power. Anyone who has tried to remove the Gargoyles has met a dark fate, one falling to his death on the staircase. The house is listed on the National Historical Register. The house has been investigated a number of times and confirmed actively haunted. Rumor of a haunting in 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. Rosa spent the family silver on throwing lavish parties and died in poverty. It is thought her spirit still lurks in the castle, a faded shell of its former grandeur.
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