Comments on: Haunted Winchester Mystery House

By: Carina

Carina — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:52:48 +0000

I really want to go there! I find it funny how she died at age 83 and the house took 38 years to make
How many rooms there are also make me happy
Its to bad she didn’t think to make the 42 steps stair case climb 13 feet hahaha!

By: ileana

ileana — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 04:54:53 +0000

how sad that she spent her money on building a mansion for thirty years instead of spending it on her own.its true she did live a life with fear but i mean its normal everyone has something to be afraid of.dont try to runaway from nothing cause you are gonna hide from it your whole life, and you are never gonna let go ,stand up for yourselves. Sarah kept on hiding from her fears but she had to face them somehow.thats my advice to peeople who are afraid to face their fears band stand up for themselves.

By: Michaela

Michaela — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 05:24:19 +0000

Before i ever heard about the house of Sarah i had dreams every night about her coming to me saving me from a man out for her money. ever sense whenever i say “Sarah” i can kinda see her and get a feeling of a presecence. in the dream she showed me the way through the house and to her “tresure” i know i have somthing to do with her i need to get to this house a.s.a.p!!!

By: Petticoats & Pistols » STACEY’S CALIFORNIA SUMMER

Petticoats & Pistols » STACEY’S CALIFORNIA SUMMER — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:40:59 +0000

[...] We’ve been jaunting all over California this summer. We started off with a bang by heading to San Jose to take our teens to the Van’s Warp Tour concert; twelve stages, eighty bands, a day full of music mayhem. The next day we took our tone-deaf, sunburned selves to the Winchester Mystery House, the 160-bedroom, 40-bathroom mansion built by the Winchester Rifle heiress. Believing she was haunted by all the spirits gunned down by Winchester rifles, and that the only way to please them was to keep building on her house, she started with a little three-bedroom farmhouse in 1884, and ended with house that covered 4.5 acres at the time of her death in 1922. A house with stairways to the ceiling, doors to nowhere and countless other oddities to fool the spirits. Can you believe the house was declared uninhabitable after her death and was appraised for $5000. Mary did a post about the house a while back: Haunted Winchester Mystery House. [...]

By: Pat Cochran

Pat Cochran — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 22:20:18 +0000

I agree with Martha, so much good could have come
through all that money!

Pat Cochran