Littlefield House

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Allegedly haunted by the original mistress of the house Alice Littlefield. She is variously reported to have been either insane or possibly agoraphobic, whatever the case, it appears that she rarely left the house in life and it is claimed that her ghost still haunts it to this day. People claim to see and hear her ghost restlessly roaming the upper stories and some claim that she will occasionally play the old piano that is there.

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Geographic Information

Address:
2441 Whitis Avenue
Austin, Texas
United States

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GPS:
30.2880413, -97.74038989999997
County:
Travis County, Texas
Nearest Towns:
Austin, TX (1.5 mi.)
Rollingwood, TX (3.1 mi.)
West Lake Hills, TX (3.7 mi.)
Sunset Valley, TX (5.7 mi.)
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Barton Creek, TX (7.7 mi.)
Hornsby Bend, TX (9.8 mi.)
Onion Creek, TX (10.8 mi.)
San Leanna, TX (10.9 mi.)
Jollyville, TX (10.9 mi.)

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