The Wheelock farmhouse

Vermont · USA · Church

He built the house in 1789, the same year he founded the first Episcopal church in the town. He was killed in a violent accident.

Deacon Jonathan Wheelock built this farmhouse at Cavendish, Vermont in 1789, the same year he founded the first Episcopal church in the town.

He was killed in an accident, and a violent one.

What is reported in the house is classic poltergeist activity, at intervals rather than continuously: objects not where they were left, including things that have moved from one room to another.

Cavendish has one other claim on the record that is worth knowing. In 1848 a railway foreman named Phineas Gage had an iron bar driven through his skull in an explosion just outside this village, survived, and became the most studied case in the history of neuroscience.

It is a very small place for that much to have happened in.

The farmhouse is private property.

FAQ

Hvor ligger The Wheelock farmhouse?

The Wheelock farmhouse ligger i Vermont, USA.