Historic General Lewis Inn

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The 1929 inn is said to be haunted by at least three ghosts. The most well known is a Lady in White who haunts Room 208. Her identity is unknown, a portrait of her hangs in the room. Also residing here is the ghost of a slave named Reuben, rumored to have been hanged in the area that is now the dining room. His apparition has been seen sitting at a dining room table. And a third ghost here is a little girl who has been seen in Room 202 and has been heard crying and laughing in Rooms 206 and 208.

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Geographic Information

Address:
301 E Washington St
Lewisburg, WV 24901
United States

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GPS:
37.7995741264325, -80.44254460304109
County:
Greenbrier County, West Virginia
Nearest Towns:
Lewisburg, WV (0.2 mi.)
Fairlea, WV (1.5 mi.)
Ronceverte, WV (3.6 mi.)
White Sulphur Springs, WV (7.9 mi.)
Alderson, WV (12.0 mi.)
Falling Spring, WV (14.1 mi.)
Union, WV (15.4 mi.)
Rupert, WV (17.6 mi.)
Callaghan, VA (20.1 mi.)
Rainelle, WV (21.2 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.generallewisinn.com/

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  1. We visited the inn a few days ago, specifically rooms 216 and 219 and captured this photo that shows a strange white fog hanging in front of the lamp. We didn’t spend the night, just took a little tour around the hotel and grounds. It’s a cool old hotel filled with antiques and character … and possibly ghosts.

  2. I spent a night there and may have had a ghostly visitor. There was no breeze but the pull cord on a ceiling fah began to swing around frantically. I looked at it for awhile and then said to the ghost or whatever ” Is that the best you can do/” and the pull chain suddenly stopped moving. No other visitor that night. Maybe I insulted him or her. Oh well. It was a few years ago so I forgot which room but was first room down the hall right from dining room. Beautiful place too.

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