Congress Inn - Real Haunted Place

In 1987, a guest at the inn was awoken in the middle of the night to find that someone was sitting on his backside. He was sleeping on his stomach and was unable to turn over. After he asked around, he learned that the inn was once used as a Civil War hospital and it was rumored that the number of deaths was so high that the dead were cemented into the walls of the basement.

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