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Room 5 of the Mason House Inn
About
Room 5, she reports, "We
know a doctor died in Room 5
in 1940 of diphtheria. He was
renting that room when it was
a boarding house from 1920s
to 1951.
When
[the previous owners] were re-wallpapering
in Room 5, they would find all
the paper stripped off. They
would put it back up, only to
find it stripped again the next
morning. On the third morning
they found the wallpaper sample
book on the floor and laying
open to a certain page. They
bought that wallpaper and put
it up. The paper stayed in place
and is still there.
"A
guest in Room 5 said his pajama
shirt sleeve was tugged on while
he was sleeping. Thinking it
was his wife wanting him to
turn over, he tried to turn
over and his sleeve did not
come with him. He looked and
he could see his sleeve being
tugged over and over but did
not see anyone there to tug
on it, he remembered that his
wife did not come with him on
this trip. The sleeve continued
to be tugged for several more
seconds and then it quit. He
hopped out of bed and would
not lay down again. He was very
shaken by the experience. He
is a Minister and did not believe
in ghosts. Now he does."
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