Weird NJ

Weird NJ is a unique travel guide dedicated to exploring New Jersey's local legends and hidden gems. The site delves into the fascinating stories behind the state's most intriguing sites, including the enigmatic Spy House, known for its rich history and alleged hauntings.

The Spy House, officially the Seabrook-Wilson Homestead, dates back to around 1650 and has captivated visitors with tales of espionage and paranormal activity. Once a tavern for British troops during the Revolutionary War, it now serves as a museum, showcasing artifacts and the ghostly stories that have made it a local legend.

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