Amstel House Museum

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The 17th-century house was originally built by Dr. John Finney; his son David Finney built a home across the street. An underground tunnel connected the two. A ghost who is thought to be one of the family members haunts both residences. At the Amstel House Museum, the presence seems to like the third floor, where it opens and closes windows and doors and moves objects.

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Geographic Information

Address:
2 E 4th St
New Castle, DE 19720
United States

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GPS:
39.66076, -75.56485399999997
County:
New Castle County, Delaware
Nearest Towns:
New Castle, DE (0.1 mi.)
Wilmington Manor, DE (2.1 mi.)
Pennsville, NJ (2.6 mi.)
Newport, DE (4.4 mi.)
Bear, DE (5.4 mi.)
Elsmere, DE (5.7 mi.)
Delaware City, DE (5.9 mi.)
Wilmington, DE (6.0 mi.)
Carneys Point, NJ (6.1 mi.)
Penns Grove, NJ (7.0 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.newcastlehistory.org/houses/amstel.html

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