October is here, which means it’s officially spooky season! It’s officially time to break out the pumpkins, stock up on candy, and embrace all things eerie.

If you’re a fan of the paranormal or just love a good ghost story, you’re in the right place. Pennsylvania is loaded with haunted spots that are perfect for a fall adventure.

It’s a state that’s not just rich in history but also full of spine-chilling stories that will leave you with goosebumps.

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Whether you’re into ghost tours, haunted houses, or just exploring creepy landmarks, this is the best time of year to dive into some spooky fun.

Fall weather adds a crispness to the air, and it just feels right to walk down dimly lit streets and through shadowy woods as you get closer to some of the scariest places the state and country have to offer.

The cool thing about Pennsylvania is that while you’re getting your scare on, you can also learn a bit of history along the way.

Many of these haunted spots are tied to real events and figures from the past, making it a perfect combo of thrills and historical facts.

The best part is one of the most haunted places in the U.S. is right here in PA.

Explore The Haunted Farnsworth House Inn in Gettysburg, PA

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The Farnsworth House Inn, located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, is a historic bed and breakfast with deep ties to the Civil War and is considered to be one of the most haunted spots in America.

Built in 1810, it played a key role in the Battle of Gettysburg, housing Confederate sharpshooters and serving as a hospital for wounded soldiers according to Farnsworth House Inn’s official site.

Today, the inn offers Victorian-style accommodations, period-inspired dining, and tours that detail its Civil War history.

Known for being one of the most haunted places in the U.S., it has been featured on multiple TV networks and is often compared to other famously haunted locations like the Queen Mary Hotel and Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast.

Today, the inn is famous for its ghostly activity, with many guests and staff reporting unexplainable encounters like footsteps, cold spots, and even sightings of soldiers from the Civil War.

You can visit and go on a guided tour if you love all things paranormal. Check out more information on their site. 

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