Lorenzo State Historic Site

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Lorenzo State Historic Site is the former home of city founder John Lincklaen. His ghost and some of his household are said to linger in his abode, materializing as stately gentlemen, servants, or lights that come on and go off when no one is in the building.

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Geographic Information

Address:
17 Rippleton Rd
Cazenovia, NY 13035
United States

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GPS:
42.92402424979495, -75.86391940734757
County:
Madison County, New York
Nearest Towns:
Cazenovia, NY (0.7 mi.)
Manlius, NY (7.9 mi.)
Chittenango, NY (8.4 mi.)
Fabius, NY (8.7 mi.)
Fayetteville, NY (10.2 mi.)
Bolivar, NY (10.2 mi.)
Morrisville, NY (11.5 mi.)
DeRuyter, NY (11.5 mi.)
Canastota, NY (12.2 mi.)
Minoa, NY (12.6 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.lorenzony.org/

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  1. I had no idea this place was “haunted” – I wandered all over the grounds a few weeks ago. It had been opened that day apparently, but was closed when I got there so I was all alone. There is a child’s playhouse in the garden built in 1850 and I’ve got some good videos of the entire place. I have to admit I thought the playhouse was pretty creepy and I normally would have found something like that enchanting and fun. The main house seems to be in run-down condition and desperately in need of money for repairs it looks like. These people were strongly attached to the land, carving dates in rocks when they planted trees etc. I can believe they’re haunting it!

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