The oldest building (1802) in Cobleskill has a storied history: it served as town hall, a masonic temple, a courthouse and meeting hall, was an inn, a residence and, since the 1960s, an inn again. However, the problems didn't start until after an earlier owner acquired a liquor license; unbeknownst to him, he had established the bar in the bedroom of Mrs. Grace Steacy (the last resident of the house), a member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and a committed anti-alcohol advocate. Mrs. Steacy makes minor trouble, "tossing silverware off tables, knocking over glasses and throwing napkins about...an apparition in a long white dress or nightgown wandering through the dining room by staff working late at night." Guests have reported seeing a strange woman in "period dress" wandering the building and numerous strange events occur.

Request a guided tour (4-12 people) or read their one-pager for more information on the spirits. Ghost tours (1 hours) and hunts available by reservation. Haunted dining.

Restaurant dining during regular hours. Haunted tours, dining and hunting by appointment or as scheduled event.

Haunted tours $15/person or $10/person if dining in. 
Paranormal investigations (ghost hunts) $40/person or $30/person if dining in. 

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