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Definition: Ghosts in the White House | ||
The Rose Bedroom is frequented by its former occupant, President Andrew Jackson. Numerous White House employees have seen or heard Jackson in the room, often engaged in hearty laughter or swearing violently. According to White House lore, there is an inexplicable cold spot on the canopy bed in the room where Jackson slept. Among the most notable reports, Mary Todd Lincoln claimed to have heard Jackson swearing and White House seamstress Lilian Parks felt his presence over her, which she recounted in her memoirs about her time in the White House. Not to be outdone, Lincoln has also been spotted here. When Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands stayed in this bedroom, she answered a knock on the door one night and saw Lincoln's ghost standing in the hallway.
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Collections: Whitehouse Ghosts
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Related Categories: | WHG - The Attic | WHG - Rose Garden | WHG - The Basement | WHG - The Second Floor Halls | WHG - The Second Floor Bedrooms | WHG - The Yellow Oval Room | WHG - The North Portico | WHG - The East Room | WHG - The Lincoln Bedroom | The White House | WHG - Ronald Reagan Ghost Story | WHG - Deaths at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave | WGH - Ghost of British Officer | White House Reconstruction | |
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