The Second Floor Bedrooms |
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Definition: Ghosts in the White House | ||
Various bedrooms on the second floor are used for the president's family and other guests. One husband and wife pair reported that the ghost of a British soldier tried to set fire to their bed. It is presumed that this soldier was the man who set fire to the White House during the War of 1812. In addition, President Lyndon B. Johnson's daughter Lynda once reported seeing the ghost of Lincoln's son Willie, who had died in the very room in which she was staying. Other reported activity includes the ghostly screams of President Grover Cleveland's wife, the first woman to give birth in the White House. Following renovations in 1952, activity in the bedrooms has decreased significantly.
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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 Yellow Oval Room | WHG - The North Portico | WHG - The East Room | WHG - The Rose 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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