The Logan Inn

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The Logan Inn is Bucks County's oldest continuously running inn. It was established in 1727, as a tavern by the founder of New Hope, John Wells. Unlike the Black Bass Inn, the Logan Inn did offer its services to George Washington and his men. The Logan Inn's other claim to fame is that it has not one or two, but FOUR ghosts!

Room #6 seems to be the most haunted area of the inn. Women have reported seeing the reflection of a man in the bathroom mirror. When they turn around, startled, he is no longer there. This room has also been referred to as "Emily's Room". Emily is believed to be the mother of a prior owner of the inn. A businessman who slept in the room reported waking to a pressure on his chest. When he looked up he saw a white, misty shape in the room. He left immediately, right in the middle of the night!

In that same room, guests have reported seeing the transluscent figures of two children. No one knows the origin of the spirit of the children - although one may be connected to the spirit also seen in the parking lot behind the inn. The children have also been seen reflected in the mirror.

Other incidents in Room 6 include the sound of crying and pillows pulled from beneath the heads of sleeping guests.

Upstairs in the inn is also a large portrait of a couple. (This portrait has now been relocated to the lobby) It is said that the woman in the picture favoured lavender perfume, and when she is about, checking on the guests, you can still smell her perfume. You may also smell it when you walk by the portrait. I have experienced this myself, but I had to keep walking to smell it. When I would catch the scent and stop to look around, it would leave. As I walked back again past the painting, I would smell it.

Info from: www.delcoghosts.com/loganinn.html
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Coordinates:   40°21'48"N   74°57'5"W

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