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Haunted Vermont Inns - Resident Ghost of the Back Inn Time

Friendly resident ghosts are said to make the St. Albans, VT. Back Inn Time their home. There is Lora, the wife of Sidney Weaver, a past owner of the home. Lora died at the young age of 30, however her spirit lives on at Back Inn Time. Another ghost spotted is that of a man. He has been seen in the downstairs parlor.
Many guests claimed to have heard voices, noises, or even seen apparitions while staying at the Inn. Built in 1858 by Victor Attwood, the building has seen some rich history. Despite only one man being documented as dying in the building, patrons claim to see an older woman. The man who passed was a descendant of Victor Attwood, and the last owner in the family until purchased by the current owners. Besides that it has been claimed by psychics that the land was once used as a site for child slavery. There is also the shocking possibility of a mentally challenged person being locked in a windowless room within the Inn.

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