Historic House Museum
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Glebe House Museum
The Glebe House Museum in Woodbury, Connecticut, is a historic gambrel-roofed farmhouse built in the 1740s that played a crucial role in American religious history. Famed as the secret birthplace of the Episcopal Church in the United States following the Revolutionary War, the house and its surrounding Gertrude Jekyll garden are equally celebrated for a rich tradition of ghost sightings, shadowy figures, and unexplainable footsteps echoing through its ancient chambers.