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Bucks County, Pennsylvania · Inns & businesses

Villa Barolo

The Woman in White at Villa Barolo

Overhead photograph of Villa Barolo and the intersection of Easton and Bristol roads.
Aerial view

History & local legend

Villa Barolo occupies the historic crossroads at Bristol and Easton roads in Warrington, Bucks County. The township dates the inn there to 1782, when the road served wagons and stagecoaches. By 2006, the restaurant had changed names from Marabella's to Villa Barolo.

A local account described a woman dressed entirely in white and several disturbances inside. Dishes reportedly fell when no one was nearby, smoke alarms sounded, and dust blew through vents in one room where older walls and floors remained visible.

Sources

  1. StrangeUSA, Villa Barolo, July 2006, the woman in white, dishes and vents in the historic room
  2. Warrington Township Comprehensive Plan Update, township history, the 1782 inn and Easton Road stagecoach trade
  3. Villa Barolo, restaurant’s published address and crossroads
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Image credit

Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency and NV5 Geospatial, via Penn State PASDA · License