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Bucks County, Pennsylvania · Inns & businesses

The Narrows

Two Visitors to the Third Floor of the Indian Rock Inn

A pale three-story inn at the edge of the woods, with red awnings and The Narrows painted on its gable.

History & local legend

The Narrows inn near Upper Black Eddy, formerly the Indian Rock Inn, was the setting of an account posted by J. C. Grant in October 2009. Grant and a fiancée stayed in a third-floor room and only compared their fears the following day.

Grant described a man encountered in the bathroom wearing a Union officer's uniform. He had untidy, shoulder-length brown hair and a conspicuous right eye that appeared to bulge like glass. A different figure, a young woman with long blond hair, sat at the foot of the bed, where a guest could feel her weight.

Sources

  1. J. C. Grant, October 2009 firsthand account in the preserved guest discussion for the Indian Rock Inn, Upper Black Eddy
  2. Friends of the Delaware Canal, history of the Narrows Inn and its former Indian Rock and Narrowsville names
  3. National Park Service, Delaware Canal landmark nomination identifying the Narrows Hotel as the Indian Rock Inn
  4. Esri, independently matched River Road address at the former Indian Rock Inn
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Historic inn and restaurant property.

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