At the Moore House, nothing paranormal was reported in this eighteenth-century home until the Park Service began restorations in the 1930s. Maintance workers and tour guides began sensing an invisible presence. Deep depressions appeared on freshly made beds in the upstairs bedroom or in the cushion of a red velvet chair in the palor. Psychics investigating the site have reported the presence of Augustine Moore, Jr., whose father bought the house in 1739. Augustine was only twenty years olld when he was hit by a stray bullet during the Battle of Yorktown He lingered in excruciating pain for several days before he finally expired in the upstairs bedroom. Hauck, p.442. You can join Unsolved Mysteries and post your own mysteries or
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