The Haunted Paine house 0f 1691

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Owned and operated by The Western Rhode Island Civic Historical Society. A former Colonial home and Inn, restored and furnished in the period-style.
Many claim this to be the most haunted location in Rhode Island!
The Paine house originally was built in 1691 by Samuel Bennett. Samuel ran a saw mill at this site and it is believed that the house began as a one room shelter. The mode for travel at that time was the Pawtuxet River. The property was passed to his son Samuel and in 1741 the first town meeting and election took place here. In 1742 the property was sold to Francis Brayton who added to the house and was granted a license to sell spiritous liquors and the house became a house of entertainment, an inn or a tavern. After his death in 1783 the property passed to his son Francis Brayton Jr. In 1797 it was sold to a Charles Holden and was known as the Holden tavern. Holden heirs sold it to Thomas Whipple April 9, 1849.
On April 25, 1866 the Whipple family sold the property to Phebe Paine and Mary Mathewson (Matteson). Mary sold her half to Phebe Paine Johnson. Through inheritance the property came to be in the Paine family for the next 87 years. Mr. Herbert F. Paine was the last of the family to live in the house and in 1946 after his death it passed to his half-sister Mrs. Zilpha W. Foster. The keys to the house were turned over to the President of the Western Rhode Island Civic Historical Society on July 24, 1953 after being left by Mrs. Foster as a memorial to her mother Phebe Paine Johnson and sister Orvilla Paine. The house was added to the National Historic Register in 1974.
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[@elizabethcruse73]

Just love going inside old homes.. such a time capsule of the past!!

[@heathermanning5368]

What a neat historical gem! Thanks for Sharing!

[@TheShazaam07]

Love the 360, small rooms just like apartment living 😊

[@user-lq2is8fx8s]

Hi Jason! Love these 360 views, awesome 😊

[@elizabethcruse73]

Yes love seeing the antique items!! So amazing

[@Cliffyzjiffy]

This is history here Jason. Thank you

[@terriwetz6077]

This was a great 360° tour of a wonderful old home! Can't wait for your investigation later.

[@judy-dr4de]

Thank You Jason!! Loved the tour and the 3/60 view..

[@bacnblk44]

Love these old homes. Lots of great information about this house. Thank you for sharing. ✌️😎

[@josephtucker7397]

Thanks again, Jason. 3d is always great. It was a brief tour, but I appreciate it. I'm looking forward to the investigation...

[@SgtVicoisUSMC]

That was cool as hell! Gotta love all that history. Thanks for the tour Jason!! Good luck tonight

[@mommunson]

Loved the 360. Boy I would love the Ghost hunt this one. Looks so cool. The only room I felt anything in was the one with the owner artifacts in.

[@DebA984]

For the hard hat fund!

[@JasonHawes]

Lmao. Thank you! I did hit my head pretty good in there. Had a bruise for over a week.

[@AndrewArndts]

I would think a simple souvenir "batting helmet" of your fav Baseball team would work. The extra is that it should be stable enough for mounting a gopro

[@surpriseitsus9622]

❤ awesome

[@Panther-psycho75]

Awesome information Love the history love the old antiques really great tour thank you jason

[@synapticlutter]

What a wonderful piece of architecture! A lot of original detail left intact. But for the life of me I'll never understand why these places think mannequins popping up in corners is a good idea

[@tigger02882]

Love to see old homes in my home state! Can't wait to see if you catch anything paranormal tonight!

[@barbarabeam6965]

My 2 favorite things history and haunts. The 360 was great🎉

[@Marie-zq2fk]

Can’t wait looking forward to it!😊

[@Charley070]

Love the history tours! I still can’t get over how short the ceilings were.

[@melodiepariseau4722]

Thanks Jason! I love the 360 tours. So much history there. Very cool 🙌🏼👍🏼

[@Seasonal_Homes_Splendor]

I always look forward to your videos

[@bungeycord5971]

Very nice 360 video of that historic location. I never knew the ceiling heights were dictated by the climate but it makes sense. It sounded like there was a voice besides yours when you bumped your head.

[@dmbalsam]

Nice walking wheel!

[@elizabethcruse73]

I believe the objects do.. 1691 that’s crazy!! Just amazing

[@surpriseitsus9622]

Thanks for the history of this house, stagecoach stop, etc. 😊

[@kaelymitchell2569]

That was so cool! I've loved watching your ghost hunts and stuff since TAPS first started on TV, and I can't wait to see what happens in this investigation. The 360° tour was amazing, too. My joints hate me too much to be letting me up and down all those stairs 😂. I also second what at least 1 other commenter said about how a hard hat might be a good idea for houses like this one.

[@karakobella898]

Loved the 360 view

[@debrasedok9969]

Very cool!!! I love those beautiful old places!!! ❤ 😊

[@SrSpookfest]

So amazing want one of these cameras it's like exploring right with you 😮👏great history there

[@Lovingspirit64]

Love that 360! Where’s your partner in crime! Thank you Jason.

[@WendyBailey-mc1rh]

Absolutely beautiful home, thank you for taking us on your journey, I truly enjoy and appreciate it! ❤👏🏼🙌🏼👻

[@arizonaalchemy7572]

Jay, I lived in Rhode Island from 1978 till 1992, so much Amazing History, Architecture, and Ghost Stories there. The first place we rented in Cranston I believe was haunted. At age 15 I started snooping around looking for Ghosts ! Guess you could say I was Ghost Hunting when Ghost Hunting wasn't Cool..... I sure got picked on for doing it, L-O-L ! Rhode Island is a Great place for Ghost Hunting. Love seeing these Old Historical sites as well. 😊

[@Chgojerr]

Jason has lived in RI for the last 20 plus yrs as well

[@chipbleonard3]

Amazing house! Love the 360 camera. I've been watching since your first episode of Ghost Hunters. As usual The Best Paranormal Show out there.

[@gisellelabonte3206]

Originally from the Plymouth area, I have such a love for old homes and buildings. My tax guy, insurance agent, everyone seemed to have an office in a building from the 1700s. Love the smell and cramped but cozy space of older buildings. Ty for sharing this!

[@DigginWithDeej]

Stunning and cool location Jason

[@UNYQUE-1]

Great Stuff Once Again. PLEASE Keep Them Coming...😎👌

[@9094nancyj]

Mr. Whipple...please don't squeeze the Charmin! Even I'm ducking my head as you enter/exit a room.

[@DebA984]

Great video, thank you!! You might want to invest in a hard hat for some of these old homes!

[@DavidTheHypnotist]

Jason is looking fit! Kudos!

[@megp7166]

This house is so cool with the architecture and history. Great job as always ❤

[@user-kx6ty7ts1g]

Thank u for the tour! Love going through these older homes!❤

[@superkela3434]

Wow, it feels like I am just there with you😮 this is amazing🎉

[@sarabaker784]

This 360 is awesome ❤

[@user-ry3gd8iu8h]

Great video, love to see you doing more YT videos. Awesome ❤

[@lorikendrick5076]

Great tour. Amazing that it is so old.

[@marieduran6286]

On another note, I love those curtains. I also love all those spinning wheels and the looms in the basement. You know his wife must be into sewing. There were also 2 Hamburg Princesses in one of the bedrooms.

[@S.TJohnsun-to3vc]

What's scary about this house filled up with junk. Over crowded mess. At least it's up to part.

[@tommyhaar1002]

Hi Jason

[@witchmoon11]

I really love these 300 plus yr old houses. Groovy thanks❤

[@cathyteeter5819]

Wow, those were some steep narrow stairs!

[@AuroraRose_Andromeda]

I love watching your video's. It gives me a tour and history of where you are. Also, since I use a power-wheelchair. I'd never be able to get in 90% of the places you all investigate and tour. So seeing all of what you do through your eyes and video's makes it awesome as if I am right there with you all during your tours and investigations. Thank you for what you all do.

[@shirleyleichliter4487]

That was interesting are you in at night be careful ❤

[@laurab1089]

I love old homes but I'd feel so closed in with those ceilings.. That house is like a maze! So many rooms.. You might need some hardhats! 😂

[@SCOTT7258]

Thank you so much!

[@stacysams9043]

Really really considering selling everything I own, buying a property like this in New England and never looking back!

[@LLynnThomason]

Looks interesting. Good luck! 🍀

[@emilyparkison9523]

Wow those ceilings really are low! Holy cow!

[@darlenewolfe3625]

Thank you it was a great video

[@paulaellis6281]

Thank you Jason

[@OneStrangeJourney]

very interesting!

[@garbski42]

That little kitchen made me shiver. Definitely haunted

[@LorrieMello]

Love the 360

[@Brenda-fp5te]

Fascinating

[@cathiesutphinvanzetti1390]

Parts of history is cool. Thank u

[@loricrockett-owens5117]

Quite fascinating.

[@Amy-Adventures.]

I love these videos thank you ❤

[@WendyLou28]

Honestly… I enjoy these videos so much more than the TV show. I love all the history that you guys tell us about diesel locations. It’s really cool.

[@user-qb1em5ux2p]

VERY COOL

[@johnscott5105]

So interesting these very old houses. No doubt they hold a lot of energy that has happened.

[@Bintexas]

These 360 tours are perfect companion videos to the investigations. I doubt the dead laid in state or however it is called for civilians in that tiny room. I have only read of this ritual done with the person dressed and in a coffin. Hard to maneuver a coffin into that room. More likely died in there as you said and then the wake and viewing was in that front room, which was probably the parlor at some point. I have always wondered how quickly those wakes had to be held. Down here in Texas in the heat, o my. That body will not hold up very long.

[@teresamyers5424]

Sure are a lot of rooms. Thanks for this love it

[@marieduran6286]

That house must be a Paine to clean. All those windows!! It can't be energy efficient.

[@Onj207]

Jason I love these

[@harvestmarymoon9453]

You know how awesome it is for me to listen to you and in your investigations are also documentaries , from a girl from the coast of nc near cape lookout light house really never been hardly no where you bring the places alive , watched y’all in the very beginning of ghost hunters , Thank you 🇺🇸🩵🙏🏼

[@lisaravaioli56]

I didn't know that about the ceilings thanks

[@dmbalsam]

Lots of spinning stuff!

[@Amy-Adventures.]

Have you seen the wheeler mansion in orange Mass? She would probably allow you to investigate it looks cool with great history

[@verronicap6214]

After you said a little tricky moving around in this area. I can hear little foot steps running.

[@flowergirl7498]

I absolutely LOVE these 360's! Thank you so much for doing these.❤ ps...always watch your noggin!

[@katiebailey9180]

My cousins live in Coventry. Nice Town!

[@Mr74145]

Might need a helmet for this one.

[@tomservo7005]

No way I could sleep in any of those rooms to claustrophobic.

[@donnacassidy8464]

Love u telling history, but camera shaking so much I couldn't watch. Hurt my eyes, 😢

[@tommyhaar1002]

That's a pretty cool 😎 place

[@jetman101us]

OK, I am tripped out a bit. I paused the video to get up and do something look down and it looks like my phone is showing augmented reality. Didn’t know you guys filmed 360 camera.

[@tguazzo]

Gosh this house goes on and on! Hey you all need helmets when you walk around in there!

[@LindaGallagher-rh1gt]

❤ ouch 😢

[@colleengardner4456]

I can't help myself...my mind always goes back to the old Charmine toilet paper commercials whenever I hear the name Whipple😂. Mr. Whipple, don't squeeze the Charmaine!

[@elizabethcruse73]

Can’t wait for the investigation see you later!!

[@elizabethcruse73]

Oops poor Jason!! Now we need a helmet fund😅

[@larrydj549]

So whens the investimigation?

[@thebootlegknitter]

Omg all the spinning wheels!! If they want to go thru them and see what they have, hook me up!! While not an expert I do know a great deal about antique wheels!

[@dmbalsam]

Any relation to Robert Treat Paine, signer of the Declaration of Independence?

[@lalassoaps]

Question. Was there a lady who took care of the children?? Maybe she cooked also???

[@ShadoeLandman]

Wow, the spinning wheel.

[@janeb8914]

I could live in this place

[@susannesbitt7301]

I’ve been there , grew up in Coventry R.i. It not haunted not scary to me … but it was interesting..

[@evilladollyz7602]

Gotta love the creepy mannequin lol... But what a gorgeous home.

[@keithbartlett9048]

Jason, how far was the top of your head from the low ceiling?

[@luv2luv720]

Right on the street. My road is not that close but close enough. I love old houses. Edit: Hahaha hahaha I have low ceilings. I installed a ceiling fan and for about a month I was constantly putting my hand in it changing clothes 😅 My rt wrist was not happy!