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Paranormal summary
The farmhouse that inspired the 2013 film "The Conjuring" sits on a quiet road in Harrisville, Rhode Island, and has become one of the most investigated private residences in America. Built in 1736, the Arnold Estate was home to the Perron family in the 1970s when they reported a sustained haunting investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren. Visitors report overwhelming feelings of dread, unexplained scratching sounds, furniture moving, and the overpowering smell of rotting flesh. The most prominent entity is believed to be Bathsheba Sherman, a 19th century resident accused of witchcraft who allegedly cursed all who lived on the land.
Location info
TypeHouse
CityHarrisville
StateRhode Island
CountryUnited States
Accesspublic
Inv-friendlyyes
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HarrisvilleRhode Island
Known entities
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Bathsheba Sherman
Primary entity — 19th century resident accused of witchcraft, believed to curse the land
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John Arnold
Original builder of the home, seen in period clothing near the cellar
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