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Lorenzo State Historic Site - Real Cazenovia Haunted Place

   
  • 17 Rippleton Road
  • Cazenovia, NY
  • 315-655-4304
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The Lorenzo State Historic Site is the former home of John Lincklaen, who founded the city of Cazenovia. His family mansion was completed in 1808 and is now open to the public for visitation. Witnesses say that they have seen his ghost in the old building, appearing in gentlemanly dress; there have also been reports of ghostly servants and lights turning off and on when no one is in the mansion.
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  • Cold spots

    Inside the room with the piano got very cold chills that ran down my spine and goosebumps and feeling of being followed... Definitely spirits of the family who lived there. THEY DO NOT DO PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS

    Posted 6/1/24

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  • Nice old building

    Pretty standard old well maintained mansion

    Posted 10/1/17

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    1 out of 1 found this review helpful

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