TOUR OF THE THREE GHOSTS- The Maryland State House in Annapolis is the oldest continually operational state house in America, According to Marylandghosttrackers.com, the old Senate chamber where George Washington resigned his commission is said to be haunted.
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| William Cabel Bruce |
WHO IS GHOST #1? - On our tour, we confirmed it. both Tom and I got a strong sensation of a presence on the left
side of the door as we walked in. We both felt it was a male ghost who
was a Senator in the past (early 1900s). I knew it was a man in the
early 1900s, who had grey hair, and I actually saw his profile. His last
name began with "B" and I thought it may have sounded like burns, but
it is in fact "Bruce." I checked the records on-line, and the man in the
photo matches the image I saw. William Cabel Bruce (March 12, 1860 to
May 9, 1946) was not only a Senator, but also a Pulitzer
Prize-winning writer who represented the State of Maryland in the United States
Senate from 1923 to 1929.
Rob started coughing and felt tightness in the chest, like from smoking... got the sensation of emphysema. Ghosts will share pain of death like that.
The ghost is there because he was passionate about politics and writing
down his experiences about them. He wants to continue to inspire people
who visit the Senate to do the right thing, and record everything. For more info about him CLICK HERE.  |
| Ghost #3, standing outside |
WHO IS GHOST #3? - At an old building that looks like it was a stable, there was a female ghost standing outside to the right of the door. She was murdered there. There was a sensation of terror and then severe pain in my head, as if she were hit over and over in the head. It was so intense that I had to walk away. I'm unsure who she was, but she was accosted by a man working the docks (likely late 1700s). I'll have to research what that location was used for in the 1790s/1800s to figure out more.
