Today on the Grave Talks, the spirits of the White Hill Mansion, a conversation with Don Reichard.

The White Hill Mansion is an iconic landmark in the historic town of Fieldsboro, New Jersey.

Robert Field laid the foundation for a small home in 1722, and from the humble beginnings of its

first structure to its expansion, White Hill Mansion stands as a testament to the resilience

of time. Its true character was revealed

during the tumultuous years of the American Revolution. Mary Peel Field, the widow of Robert Field,

opened her doors to both Hessian and colonial troops, safeguarding the mansion from the ravages of war

and earning its place in history.

The stately mansion has seen many people come through its doors, from gangsters to servicemen,

even prostitutes, and many still linger behind its walls.

Strange occurrences became commonplace, weaving a web of whispers and tales that branded White Hill Mansion as one of the most haunted places in New Jersey.

From shadowy figures to chilling encounters, visitors have reported a myriad of paranormal experiences further enhancing the mansion's mysterious appeal.

Today on the Grave Talks, a conversation with event coordinator Don Reichard

about the mysteries of White Hill Mansion, where history and hauntings intertwine and the echoes

of the past refuse to be silenced.

Music and the echoes of the past refused to be silenced. I want to talk a little about you first, because you are with the friends of White Hill Mansion.

Yes.

And you are also a paranormal investigator, which is pretty interesting considering the White Hill Mansion in its history. How did you get involved with a White Hill mansion?

So I used to have my own paranormal group, and one of the girls on my team found the house on a historic registrar.

So she called and asked if we could come and visit,

and the mayor said yes.

So he just opened up the house and said,

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