Plymouth, Massachusetts

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The Spooner House on Leyden Street in Plymouth was long the home of the Spooner family and is now a house museum run by the Plymouth Antiquarian Society. Reports passed down by staff describe the apparition of a little girl, whom some call Abigail Townsend, who moves objects around to let people know she is there. The Antiquarian Society does not promote the stories. The house is open only on a limited schedule, so check ahead before visiting.
Open on a limited, seasonal schedule for tours run by the Plymouth Antiquarian Society; check with the society before going.
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