Inn of the Hawke

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At this 1860s inn there are quite a few ghosts, according to witnesses. Odd noises and occurrences abound here; for example, in the kitchen, pots and pans may lift off their hooks and crash to the floor. Pictures also are often knocked off of the walls throughout the inn.

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Geographic Information

Address:
74 S Union St
Lambertville, NJ 08530
United States

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GPS:
40.36273160638544, -74.9435720638237
County:
Hunterdon County, New Jersey
Nearest Towns:
Lambertville, NJ (0.2 mi.)
New Hope, PA (0.4 mi.)
Stockton, NJ (3.6 mi.)
Newtown Grant, PA (7.1 mi.)
Pennington, NJ (8.4 mi.)
Newtown, PA (9.2 mi.)
Yardley, PA (9.6 mi.)
Hopewell, NJ (9.7 mi.)
Ewing, NJ (9.9 mi.)
Woodside, PA (10.4 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://innofthehawke.com/

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