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The General Wayne Inn is a former tavern and, since 2005, an Orthodox Jewish synagogue located at 625 Montgomery Avenue, in Merion Station, Pennsylvania, in the United States.
1 Νοε 2006 · Perhaps Lower Merion’s most famously haunted building is the General Wayne Inn, the 1704 landmark that’s been down on its luck in recent years. Halloween aficionados know that the inn is...
The General Wayne Inn building can be found near Philadelphia, in Merion Station, Pennsylvania. Merion Station is located a mere 18 minutes from downtown Philadelphia, which is around 8 miles, if you don’t get lost and take the scenic tour like Tom and I did.
The General Wayne Inn has a fascinating history, having been the longest continually operating historic inn for many years, and for a very long time, it has also been declared to be haunted.
The First Owners Myths overlaid facts about this special gathering place for more than 250 years. Somewhere in or under the building stand remnants of original walls built in 1709 for Robert Jones (Robert ap John), second of four sons of John ap Thomas, Quaker leader and co-purchaser of land….
General Wayne Inn. This onetime inn and tavern on the National Register of Historic Places is said to be haunted by several entities. In the 1704 building, named for General “Mad” Anthony Wayne who once stayed here, folks have seen the spirits of a Hessian soldier, a British officer looking for a locket, and of literary great Edgar Allan ...
18 Μαΐ 2021 · The General Wayne Inn is believed to be haunted by seventeen different spirits, most of whom date back to the time of the Revolution. When proprietor Barton Johnson bought the inn in 1970, he was aware of its ghostly reputation, having grown up in the local area of Merion.
