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Tom Quick Inn

The Voices at the Tom Quick Inn

The Tom Quick Inn’s long white porch and upper gables framed by summer foliage on Broad Street.

History & local legend

The Tom Quick Inn on Broad Street in Milford has accumulated ghost stories during its long life as a hotel. In 2005, Connections magazine recorded reports of employees hearing their names called when no speaker could be found, along with guests’ accounts of beds moving upstairs.

An anonymous guest added a more specific experience to Haunted Places in August 2015. At 5:30, immediately after an alarm sounded, the guest heard two blows against the door. That was followed by a noise from a recycling bin, as if someone were pressing down on the empty water bottles inside.

The earlier reports and the guest’s later comment describe different encounters, linked by the hotel setting. In each, ordinary sounds or movements suggested another person in the room or corridor, but the witnesses could not locate anyone responsible.

Sources

  1. Connections magazine, The Hauntings of Milford, October 2005, printed page 9
  2. Haunted Places, anonymous guest’s August 21, 2015, first-person comment on the Tom Quick Inn
  3. Tom Quick Inn, the operator’s timeline from the 1880 Terwilliger House
  4. Tom Quick Inn, operator’s address in Milford
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Hotel and restaurant on Broad Street.

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Beyond My Ken, via Wikimedia Commons · License