Ringwood Manor, New Jersey

The history of New Jersey goes back to Dutch and Swedish communities established prior to settlement by the English. Ownership of lands between the Hudson and the northernmost point of the Delaware was granted to Lord John Berkeley and Sir George Carteret. The original grants to Berkeley and Carteret divided the region in two. The split was further defined in the Quintipartite Deed of 1676, which divided the area into East and West Jersey. East Jersey …

…that was beaten to death in a corridor. It is suggested that you don't roam the premises at night, because, as the rumor goes, the general can be seen sitting on his gravestone, watching over his faithful land. Also, you can hear the voices of anonymous French soldiers, when they walk the earth after dark. So whether or not you believe me, I wouldn't be caught dead at Ringwood Manor after dark. Or would I?