FERRY PLANTATION (Virginia Beach, VA)

Site of the Grace Sherwood (Witch of Pungo) Trials. Also the site of the former Walke Mansion.
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[@lukaszplachecki8723]

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[@willowthistle3648]

They were very excited that you were there.

[@Melanie220]

I believe that's Witchduck Point, the waterway behind the house there. Really enjoying your tours of some of Virginia Beach's hidden gems, of which Ferry Plantation is definitely one!

[@VATravels]

Thanks! Another VB video will be out next week.

[@annmcgehee1728]

Great video, very creepy place and story. Need to go back and listen to the podcast again!

[@VATravels]

It’s a good one!

[@annmcgehee1728]

I highly recommend his podcasts- think I started listening to them at about the same time I started following here!

[@bryanspindle4455]

I have lived in the Hampton Roads area my whole life and never heard of Ferry House Plantation.

[@urbanlegendsandtrivia2023]

When this property reopens, I would like to see your video of the full tour. I looked on Google Maps, and the two closest named waterways I could find are Witch Duck Bay and Hebden Cove.

[@KarenFann2]

I know where you are. I lived in VB for a lot of years

[@SteveTTTT]

Looks like a nondescript modern house in the ‘burbs 🤓

[@VATravels]

Pretty unassuming. lol

[@williamwatson4625]

Virginia was a slave state. Slavery was a major feature of life during much of Virginia's early history up until the Civil War ended in 1865. That's when the 13th Amendment was signed by Republican Abraham Lincoln (as a gesture of approval) and then ratified by most states with Mississippi being the last state to ratify it under a Republican governor in 1995. It's not hard to figure out which party defended and vigorously fought to preserve the institution of Slavery in the South. HINT: It's not the GOP.

[@rebahicks3619]

Can barley hear you