Dey Mansion
Totowa, NJ · Historical Buildings
Dey (pronounced "dye") Mansion, formerly known as Bloomsbury Manor, is an 18th-century building that served several times as George Washington's Headquarters during the American Revolution. Witnesses say it is haunted by strange shadows and lights, and often visitors become frightened for no reason at all, especially in the conference room.
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Geographic Information
- Address
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199 Totowa Rd
Wayne, NJ 07470
Get Directions » - GPS
- 40.91565738, -74.23309234
- County
- Passaic County County, New Jersey
- Nearest Towns
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- Totowa, NJ (1.4 mi.)
- Singac, NJ (2.0 mi.)
- Wayne, NJ (2.4 mi.)
- Woodland Park, NJ (2.7 mi.)
- Haledon, NJ (2.8 mi.)
- Paterson, NJ (3.2 mi.)
- Prospect Park, NJ (3.4 mi.)
- Little Falls, NJ (3.5 mi.)
- Lincoln Park, NJ (3.7 mi.)
- North Haledon, NJ (3.7 mi.)
Quick Answers
- Is Dey Mansion really haunted?
- Visitors rate Dey Mansion at 52.9 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 1 person has shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
- Where is Dey Mansion located?
- The address is 199 Totowa Rd, Wayne, NJ 07470. GPS coordinates: 40.91565738, -74.23309234.
- What kind of haunted place is Dey Mansion?
- Dey Mansion is listed under Historical Buildings in our New Jersey section.
- What is the nearest town to Dey Mansion?
- Totowa, NJ is the closest town, about 1.4 miles away, with Singac (2.0 mi.) and Wayne (2.4 mi.) also nearby.
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Sherry |
I spent 7 1/2 years as a volunteer docent at the Dey Mansion. At that time it was open to the public and we had many school groups visit the museum, the house and the surrounding out buildings. I never saw or heard anything that would elude to a presence other than myself and other human visitors! That was back in the mid 1960's and early 1970's!!