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A Haunting in Ohio: The “Haunted” Hotels of the Buckeye State

Ohio Memory October 30, 2015

Ohio Memory has published a new post, “A Haunting in Ohio: The "Haunted" Hotels of the Buckeye State”

In 1803, Jonas Seaman opened the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon, Ohio. The Golden Lamb has a rich history that includes hosting ten U.S. presidents, Harriett Beecher Stowe, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Henry Clay, Horace Mann, and many other notable people. Besides being famous for its impressive guests, the Golden Lamb is also known for the spirits that allegedly reside there. […]

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