Built in 1847, this brick Victorian is anchored by the spirit of Henry Fearing himself, often seen as a tall, stern figure standing in the doorway of the master bedroom. The most documented activity occurs in the “Child’s Room,” where a spectral boy named Willie is known to move antique toys and pull on the clothing of female visitors. Staff report “phantom footsteps” that pace the length of the second-floor hallway, stopping abruptly at the top of the stairs where a fatal fall allegedly occurred. Modern investigations have captured “Class A” EVPs of a man’s voice whispering “Get out of my house” when researchers enter the basement. Recent YouTube expeditions show thermal anomalies in the parlor that correspond with the smell of old pipe smoke and the sound of a phantom rocking chair.