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The Second Floor Halls

Definition: Ghosts in the White House

 

The second floor of the White House is the residence for the First Family, so many of the stories that emerge about this area come from presidents and their families. One of the most frequently reported White House ghosts is President Abraham Lincoln, and the second floor hallways are some of his favorite haunts. Lincoln has been seen or heard by many residents, including First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. President Truman once claimed to have heard Lincoln pacing the hallway and knocking on his bedroom door. It's not just Lincoln in the halls - President William Howard Taft became the first person to report seeing the ghost of First Lady Abigail Adams, who he saw floating through doors on the second floor.

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Whitehouse Ghosts

 

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| WHG - The Attic | WHG - Rose Garden | WHG - The Basement | WHG - The Second Floor Bedrooms | WHG - The Yellow Oval Room | WHG - The North Portico | WHG - The East Room | WHG - The Rose Room | WHG - The Lincoln Bedroom | The White House | WHG - Ronald Reagan Ghost Story | WHG - Deaths at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave | WGH - Ghost of British Officer | White House Reconstruction |

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