Built in 1836, the building has been used as an inn and tavern, private home, and school. Now a restaurant, its menu features, among other dishes, steak dinners named after the six presidents who have visited here: John Quincy Adams, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, Zachary Taylor and Warren G. Harding. A female ghost is said to reside on the upper floors, creating creaking footsteps and appearing in upstairs windows. As legend has it, she was a former resident who committed suicide upon finding that her beloved had forsaken her. The legend goes on to say she embroidered a sampler before her death that says "Remember Me," and the sampler is on display in the second floor hallway.

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1700 Cumberland St
London, OH 43140
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GPS
39.938063, -83.407027
County
Madison County County, Ohio
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Is Red Brick Tavern really haunted?
Visitors rate Red Brick Tavern at 82.1 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 Red Brick Tavern located?
The address is 1700 Cumberland St, London, OH 43140. GPS coordinates: 39.938063, -83.407027.
What kind of haunted place is Red Brick Tavern?
Red Brick Tavern is listed under Restaurants and Bars in our Ohio section.
What is the nearest town to Red Brick Tavern?
Lafayette, OH is the closest town, about 0.0 miles away, with London (4.2 mi.) and Choctaw Lake (4.4 mi.) also nearby.

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  • Kristi Capper |

    I turned on my ghost tracker
    The names Hannah, Ella, Luke, son, plants, afterlife, insanity, process, punished,
    Son, and hidden came through

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