Pennsylvania's Most Haunted: General Wayne Inn

• Women seated in a row at the bar would, in succession, feel someone blow on the backs of their necks.
• The ghost of a German Hessian soldier was seen by a staff member standing on the steps leading upstairs before fading away. She reported that he seemed just as startled to see her as she was to see him.
• Another Hessian soldier has been seen in the basement, said to be searching for his uniform, of which he had been stripped.
• The crying of a little boy ghost has been heard.
• Ghosts of an unknown Native American and African American men have been spotted.
• Psychic Mike Benio claimed that he made contact with a Hessian soldier named Ludwig, who made several appearances to Benio and said he had been killed during the Revolutionary War.
• In 1986, an owner named Johnson and a friend were seated in the dining room when they saw a woman in period dress rush past them.
• Kitchen appliances and towels have been thrown about; doors that were securely locked at night were found unlocked in the morning.
• A luncheon hostess at the inn claimed to have seen soldiers in several places: the dining room, the bar, in the upstairs and in the private dining rooms.

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