“I have seen and continue to see John Quincy Adams’ ghost in the Capitol,” says Steve Livengood, the chief guide at the US Historical Society.
in 2019. An excellent ghost story conveyed with the property, says Kailey Adametz: Supposedly, a nanny for generations of a family who lived there had only one rule for rambunctious kids: Lights out at 10 p.m. After the nanny died, a breeze blew through the top floor every night at 10, extinguishing all the candles. When electric lights, radios, and TVs were introduced to the property later on, they, too, would go off at 10.
Neighbors have approached Adametz when her tours stop near this house. One told her group that everything they would learn is true: “
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