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Winchester Mystery House, San Jose, CA Today brings quite a treat to anyone who is a fan of weird, mysterious tourist attractions shrouded in legend and intrigue and a little bit of supernatural inclinations. For today, we take a trip up north to San Jose, home to a little estate called L

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If you’re fascinated by architectural oddities and haunted histories, you’re in for a treat. The Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, California is not just any mansion; it’s a 160-room labyrinth with staircases leading to ceilings and doors that open into walls. Built by the eccentric Sarah Winchester, heiress to the Winchester rifle fortune, this sprawling estate is wrapped in legend and mystery. Curious about what drives a person to build such a perplexing structure? Let’s explore the…

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The Winchester Mystery House is, perhaps, the best known haunted house in the United States. Here's what we know about the Winchester Mystery House.

"Los Kissinger en su casa de Nueva York" is an article torn from a magazine The Devoted Classicist found while going through an unlabeled file recently. Although the article is unmarked, there is no mistaking that it is from Hola! magazine. It probably dates from the 90s, when I first discovered the popular periodical from Spain and used it for Show & Tell readings to cheer up a very ill friend. The magazine's format is simple, but tried-and-true, with at-home interviews accompanied by as…

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More than a hundred rooms. Stairs leading nowhere. A maze of empty corridors. The eerie Winchester House was one of the first to draw tourists seeking spine-chilling thrills.

There is more glass at the Winchester Mystery House than the Empire State Building.

Mystery is a well-earned middle name for this San Jose Victorian mansion built by owner Sarah Pardee Winchester to, allegedly, appease spirits— specifically those who had fallen to the famous Winchester rifle. Ghostly tales are one matter. But real-life encounters are entirely different; and at the Winchester Mystery House, both visitors and employees claim spectral sightings.