Walking tour of Edgewood Plantation, Virginia

Edgewood Plantation is a historic house in Charles City, Virginia, currently operating as a bed and breakfast. Built in 1849, the house saw significant Civil War history during 1862 when Confederate Gen. Jeb Stuart and troops used the house as a lookout while Union Gen. George McClellan was stationed at Berkley Plantation during the Peninsula Campain. The estate itself was once part of the ancestral home of the Harrison family, which produced a signer of the Declaration of Independence a two U.S. Presidents. The Old mill seen in the video was built in 1725 by signer Benjamin Harrison, and was once raided by Benedict Arnold in 1781. This video was shot during 3 different visits I made with my family during 2016 - 2019.

[@-goldfishskitchen5795]

Thank you for the good video.I'll come often. Let's be friends.❤Props are so pretty

[@MoraleParanormal]

I have absolute undeniable proof of the afterlife from this building on my channel.

[@liesavillandre3481]

I worked there and gave tours, I have some ghost stories to tell!

[@JimPigMuseumOfSound]

Dot Boulware showed me a photograph that is believed to be of Lizzy Rowland's ghost. Pretty spooky stuff !

[@liesavillandre3481]

@@JimPigMuseumOfSound I saw it too, really cool, one time while i was there working in the kitchen alone, i heard one of those large windows fall. I knew none was open but i went upstairs to check it out anyway and i saw nothing out of ordinary, but you know Dot has a lot of stuff in front of the windows anyway. I am also into the history of the area, having also worked at Sherwood Forest Plantation. Dot showed me what is known as a "bosom bottle" the ladies had these filled with perfumes and placed in the cleavage and the smell would over come any "personal" aromas the ladies might have.

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