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Bucks County, Pennsylvania · Inns & businesses

Logan Inn

Logan Inn and the Lavender in Room Six

The cannon on West Ferry Street in front of the Logan Inn, with the inn visible at left.

History & local legend

The Logan Inn in New Hope has several ghost traditions, with Room Six especially associated with a woman called Emily. Haunted Rooms America describes her as the mother of a former owner and recounts reports of a lavender scent, crying, and pillows being pulled from beneath sleeping guests.

Other stories in the same room involve a different figure. A guest looking into the bathroom mirror supposedly sees a man standing behind her, then turns to find nobody there. Philadelphia Magazine has also repeated accounts of luggage being rearranged. These experiences are often grouped under Emily's reputation, although they do not all describe the same apparition.

The inn's soldier stories form another strand. A figure in Revolutionary-era uniform is said to march to the sound of an unseen drum, while footsteps are reported elsewhere in the building.

Sources

  1. Philadelphia Magazine, account of Emily and luggage
  2. Haunted Rooms America, specific Room Six accounts
  3. Logan Inn, official address
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