Today on The Grave Talks, we continue our conversation about the fairy plantation house with paranormal director Cody Green.

The fairy plantation house in Virginia Beach, Virginia, has a very rich history. In fact, the land itself was occupied by Native Americans going back to the

1500s. It's not known how long ago spirits first began to inhabit the house. There have been

rumors of activity throughout the 20th century and now into the 21st. For many years, local residents

said that even while the house was unoccupied, lights inside

the house would turn themselves on, and they still do, according to several volunteers.

The house is reportedly haunted by many different spirits from the ghost of a slave named

Henry to Eric, a young boy who died in the home.

I'm Carol Hughes, and on this episode of the Grave Talks, we'll talk about the history

and the hauntings of the Ferry Plantation House with Cody Green, paranormal director.

And tell me about Thomas Williamson because he was an artist.

Honestly, I never encounter Thomas.

I think he's one that comes and goes.

But there was a lot before I got there.

A lot of people seeing him before I got there.

But he was an architect as well.

And he was actually the architect of the manor house.

And we have a painting in the home that he painted of the manor house.

But he was seen before I started volunteering there, he would be seen on the second landing painting.

But I do know he lived in the house at one point

but i've never encountered him personally so maybe he pops over to some of those million

dollar homes nearby from time maybe i don't know what other spirits do you feel are the

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