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Reported Haunting
The Dey Mansion served as General George Washington's headquarters during the Revolutionary War and is considered one of New Jersey's most haunted historic homes. Visitors have reported apparitions in period clothing, phantom footsteps, unexplained voices, and doors opening on their own. Paranormal investigators believe several former occupants still linger inside the mansion.
Dey (pronounced “dye”) Mansion, formerly known as Bloomsbury Manor, is an 18th-century building that served several times as George Washington’s Headquarters during the American Revolution. Witnesses say it is haunted by strange shadows and lights, and often visitors become frightened for no reason at all, especially in the conference room.