What’s more, Huffman showed TravelPulse actual footage from the operation manager’s cell phone (prepare to be spooked!). She continued, “We looked into it after and there wasn’t an earthquake reported and no one was above the house (the last tour of the day was downstairs).” He said, ‘I was in the Venetian Dining Room and, all of a sudden, the chandelier above the table started swinging on its own!’” My whole floor saw it and they said it was swinging violently for minutes. “She said the chandelier next to the ballroom was just going crazy. “I was leaving kind of late and Suzanne (a tour guide at the house) was freaking out,” Huffman said. Fittingly, this came on Friday the 13 th, when the house does flashlight tours, which entail turning off all the lights in the house and giving guests flashlights to snoop around.īut those stories pale in comparison to last summer… Huffman was also haunted in her own office one night, when her office door suddenly opened on its own and started swinging back and forth. The psychic said the man looked like John Hanson, Sarah Winchester’s dutiful foreman when she was working on the 160-room mansion from 1884 to 1922 (by the way, he lived in the Foreman’s House).Īccording to Huffman, the psychic noted that the only thing Hanson requested was that the house be respected (while Huffman said there has never been a recorded case of evil or negative experiences at the house, disrespecting the house may be a sure-fire way to bring out the evil spirits…so don’t do it). The psychic went on to talk to the man about information that hadn’t been released to the public. PHOTO: Carl & John Hanson in the orchard pump house. “Then, the psychic stopped and said, ‘There’s a man in overalls behind you.’”
“All of a sudden, the lights started flickering and a door at the opposite end of the room slammed shut,” Huffman recalled. One time, she was helping out a film crew that dubbed themselves as the “Japanese myth busters.” As the crew members made their way through the property, Huffman was left with a hired psychic at, oh, around midnight. Lindsey Huffman, marketing coordinator of the Winchester Mystery House, had a few ghost stories of her own to share when TravelPulse caught up with her on Friday.
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