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The Myrtles Plantation is known as the most haunted house in America. It is filled with a rich history that dates back to the late 1700's. Its history and mystery brings visitors back again and again.

Built in 1796 by General David Bradford of the Whiskey Rebellion, The Myrtles now operates as a Bed and Breakfast.

Visit The Myrtles' Official Site

**This is an unofficial site. I am not affiliated with The Myrtles Plantation. This site is for entertainment purposes only.**

From Grace Episcopal Church & Cemetery

This is where the Stirling family of The Myrtles is buried

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   Photos:

(A red dot indicates recent updates)

• Main Foyer (downstairs)
  

• Main Foyer (upstairs)
  

• Mrs. Stirling's Sitting Room
  

• Judge Clark Woodruff Suite
  

• General David Bradford Suite
  

• Fannie Williams Room
  

• Ruffin Stirling Room
  

• William Winter Room
  

• John Leake Room
  

• Pond Area
  

• Courtyard
  

• Front Veranda
  

• Caretakers Cottage
  

• Old Photos
  

• Floor Plan
  

• Ghost Photos & EVP
  

  Updates:

• Historical research on the home and families: History Section - Coming soon!!!
  

• 1/9/06:  Changed site design.  Also, we just returned from The Myrtles.  Pictures coming soon!
  

  Links:

• The Myrtles Plantation
  

• GHG Ghosthunters
  

• Southern Paranormal Investigations
  

• Prairie Ghosts
  

• Nola.com
  

• St.Francisville.org
  

• St.Francisville.net
  

• Where 2 Guide
  

• Audubon Tours
  

The church       Sarah Winter     William Winter

Kate Winter        Stirling family grave marker

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