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BRIEF: Flapper dress; short, bobbed hair. SUMMARY: Students have seen a ghostly old woman dressed in old-fashioned clothing standing in a window of McDaniel Hall. The apparition is wearing a flapper dress, her hair is cut in a short bobbed haircut. BRIEF: A chief, a grave, a curse, a treasure. SUMMARY: Chief Twenty Bones was a brave and fearless Indian leader. He died in the early 18th century and he was buried on a ridge just outside of modern Lineboro. He was buried with the treasures he had accumulated during his life. His tribe gave him a big ceremony. The tribe's shaman wanted to ensure the chief safe passage to the spirit world and so placed a curse on the burial site to keep outsiders away. The curse was used to protect the chief's treasure and his burial site. The curse would bring the wrath of the spirit world to whomsoever disturbed the chief's resting place. BRIEF: The ghost of a woman has been reported haunting Tyler Hall on campus. SUMMARY: The ghost of a woman has been reported haunting Tyler Hall on campus. The ghost is believed to be the ghost of the former administrator Stella Tyler. She is most often seen moving with a quick, determined pace. BRIEF: Beyond the old St. James burial ground is this house on a hilltop SUMMARY: In the past when Wilmington was a small town, there was a hill just off the main road that was located past the old St. James burial ground. On the hill was the town gallows. This location was used to hang criminals. Many people died on this spot. BRIEF: Dutch cemetery In Berkeley Springs WV. SUMMARY: Taken from A walking Tour of Berkeley Springs
Lots 1 and 2 of the original town plat were set aside by the trustees in 1777 for a German church and two other houses. There is no indication that any structures were built. It was variously known as the Dutch, German or Lutheran Cemetery. | |
