Long story short, people felt shit. Two ladies claimed they heard footsteps above them in a room which was Sam’s study. One of my daughters winced in pain with what she described as a “searing headache behind her eyes” as we walked into a room. Turns out that we were in the room where Sam’s daughter Lucy passed away from Meningitis. After my daughter told me, the guide then told us that people often experience neck and head pain in that room. It gave me goosebumps! People also reported feelings of “heaviness” in certain areas, such as Lucy’s room, Sam’s study and his butler’s room.
I did a bunch of undergrad work at Quarry Farm, a really neat place, but no ghosts that I ran into.
I noticed the fireplace with the window above it as well! I was looking at it like WTF is going on here?
Very cool. One of the exhibits had quite a bit about Clemmons' summer adventures and Quarry Farm was a big part of it.
There have been several reported experiences from staff and visitors over the years, enough so that Ghost Hunters has visited three times as well as Lorraine Warren.
Gotcha. But there wasn't like a murder or something that happened there? And there aren't any specific eerie events regarding Twain himself? Or are there?
His daughter died in the house of meningitis at age 24 and that was the only known death. The theory is that the family absolutely loved the home and left after their daughter died because they were heartbroken that it held so many memories of her. There were some quotes about the home to the effect of “We will always be here.” (I paraphrase.)
