Ferry Plantation House

Ferry Plantation House is a brick house in the area of Old Donation Farm, Virginia Beach in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The site goes back to 1642 when Savill Gaskin began the second ship benefit in Hampton Roads to convey travelers on the Lynnhaven River to the adjacent area courthouse and to visit manors along the conduit. A gun was utilized to flag the ship, which had 11 add up to stops along the waterway. The principal ship benefit was begun adjacent by Adam Thoroughgood. The house, which is supposedly spooky by 11 spirits,has been utilized as an estate, courthouse, school, and mail station. It is as of now a gallery and instructive focus.

A Summer History Camp, which teaches young people about existence in the eighteenth and nineteenth hundreds of years, is additionally hung on the site. The house is apparently spooky by 11 spirits; soul visits are accessible, including one amid Halloween called "The Stroll of Lost Souls". Detailed spirits incorporate those of individuals who died in a 1810 ship wreck at the ship finding, a previous slave, Sally Rebecca Walke who grieves her life partner' a fallen officer, and the Lady dressed in White, who allegedly passed on in 1826 of a separated neck from falling the stairs, and in addition the craftsman Thomas Williamson, proprietor of the Manor House who was hitched to a Walke has been accounted for seen at the highest point of the stairs painting.