History & local legend
Bolton Mansion in Bucks County grew from the Pemberton family’s home, completed in 1687. Successive additions and alterations produced the large house that survives in Levittown. Its preservation organization describes more than fifty years of interest from paranormal investigators, with stories spread across the building and grounds.
The most frequently described figures include a girl at the paired second-floor windows, a woman in a white dress walking outside, and a cat seen moving through the house. During restoration work, contractors reportedly saw children on stair landings and adult figures passing between rooms. These accounts are collected by the people who maintain the mansion; they do not identify all of the figures with particular former residents.
Investigators have also shared thermal images and recordings they interpret as voices, often called electronic voice phenomena or EVPs. The mansion hosts paranormal investigations alongside its historical activities.
