Spitzer House Bed and Breakfast

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At this 19th-century Victorian home-turned-inn, people have witnessed unexplained voices and music, and the piano in the parlor plays songs by itself. The ghost of a stern-looking man is said to appear in Ceilan’s Room, and Anna’s Room is haunted by a servant girl’s spirit. The servant girl also has been seen at the top of the staircase.

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Geographic Information

Address:
504 W Liberty St
Medina, OH 44256
United States

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GPS:
41.13893358048776, -81.87125769444276
County:
Medina County, Ohio
Nearest Towns:
Medina, OH (0.4 mi.)
Briarwood Beach, OH (4.5 mi.)
Chippewa Lake, OH (5.0 mi.)
Chippewa-on-the-Lake, OH (5.0 mi.)
Gloria Glens Park, OH (5.7 mi.)
Brunswick, OH (7.0 mi.)
Westfield Center, OH (8.4 mi.)
Seville, OH (8.9 mi.)
Lodi, OH (10.3 mi.)
Pigeon Creek, OH (10.5 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://spitzerhousebandb.com/

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  1. Kimberley McGeorge  |  

    Hi, I just stayed here and will bookmark and submit a pic or two maybe.

    I remote viewed this location and told my daughter this was haunted. I did not know that it was considered haunted I hadn’t read anything about it.

    The dining room felt really creepy and I stayed in Aaron’s room. When I walked through the dining room at night to get to my room around 11pm, a spirit approached on my left side and whispered, “Kimberly ” in my left ear. I was not surprised and it is not unusual as I see between the dimensions. The second night I was lying in. bed and I began to see energy moving around the room. It felt creepy too. I even had to turn the large mirror to the wat a good idea to have tons of mirrors in haunted houses. s in haunted houses. I also was SCRATCHED and have a picture but it’s too intimate to pulbish publicly but can send to you.

  2. Chris Woodyard author of “Haunted Ohio books” came to our Richland Historical meeting house called Oak Hill Cottage in 2000. Our local WMFD TV station sent a Camera crew also – nothing was seen on camera but Chris ‘heard the lady of the house speak to her & say Welcome to my home’ proudly. I waited at Anka Vaneff’s home across the street (she was in charge of the house) & Tours that I’d learned to do also. Down in the basement Chris also ‘saw an old tough man shoving coal’ & basically telling her to leave him alone. Ann Miller used to do a segment ‘Ann Around Town’ & we invited her to lead camera crew. It’s not a scarey house but ‘Watchful’…Chris said. The Dr J.A. Jones family lived there til 1960’s when we bought it. It’s more like the lady spirit is watching over her beloved home. Old Mansfield Cemetery has the entire Jones Family plot & I have great photos of it. It’s right above the old Stadium for Memorial Events (Closed now)

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