Exploring a 200 Year old Abandoned Plantation Mansion | Most Haunted in the State

Overview of the Episode

• Location: Southern United States
• Subject: Investigating an abandoned plantation estate

Historical Background

• Construction Date: 1824
• Builder: A Methodist clergyman and planter from Virginia
• Original Property Size: 1,000 acres
• History: The property was divided and sold multiple times over the years.

Recent History

• Last Inhabitants: The house was lived in until about 5-6 years ago.
• Reason for Abandonment: Renovation efforts proved to be too burdensome for the family.
• Current State: Abandoned during renovation.

Today’s Exploration Target

• Location: Another abandoned plantation estate, formerly owned by a state governor.
• Construction Date: 1835
• Original Property Size: Over 4,000 acres
• Features: Includes a family cemetery with tombs dating back to the 1700s.
• Reputation: Known as one of the most haunted locations in the state.

Paranormal Aspects

• Television Feature: Appeared on A&E’s Paranormal State.
• Sightings: Claims of seeing the ghost of the former governor.
• Personal Experience: No unsettling presence felt, but open to the possibility of hauntings.

Invitation to Explore

• Join the exploration of this haunted and historical site to uncover what remains.