| What happened the night Lizzie fell down the stairs to her untimely and merciless death? The truth lies entombed in the walls of this abandoned house tucked away on a desolate country road in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Some 70 years after Lizzie's early 20th century demise, after countless unexplainable incidents that added to the legend, the house was resurrected as a Halloween attraction. For those of you who experienced Lizzie Lincoln Haunted House, we dare you to visit Lizzie's neighbor, Brinton Lodge Haunted House. We also invite you to share your memories of Lizzie's on Facebook and catch even more on YouTube. |
| The Legend of Lizzie Lincoln |
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| Brinton Lodge Haunted House |
| Brinton Lodge is an authentic haunted house. With a history that dates back over 250 years, it has become home to a number of spirits that roam its winding hallways, twisting staircases, and 28 rooms. It seems that those who have lived and died within its walls never leave. The Lodge has been recognized as one of Pennsylvania's 10 most haunted houses, and mediums and psychics have identified at least five ghosts haunting this grand mansion that sits on Route 724 in Douglassville, Berks County, just west of Pottstown. The event is a walk-through haunted house called "Horror in Free Love Valley," where you will be immersed in the stories of spirits from two different eras. Both stories are loosely based on real historical events, one a Halloween Ball in the 1930s and the other involving the notorious Battle-Axes of Free Love Valley in the 1800s. The event is unlike any other Halloween attraction in the area. Make believe and modern-day scares are not necessary. You will be immersed in a re-creation of a long-ago, true-life haunting where it will be impossible to determine what is real and what is supernatural. Visit the website for more information > |