The house is named in honor of Brigadier General Elon John Farnsworth, who led an ill-fated charge after the failure of Pickett's charge, claiming the lives of Farnsworth and 65 of his men.
Join us for an exclusive special event featuring a meet and greet with Barry and Brad Klinge from Ghost Lab, who shot an episode at the Farnsworth House 15 years ago. Hear about the evidence they've gathered and the ghosts that walk its halls. Also joining them will be their friend and author Richard Estep, who wrote 'The Farnsworth House Haunting'. Take photos and buy signed and personalized copies of Richard's book. Limited tickets will be sold. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for further information.
Taken from our Google reviews
We spent an hour or so on the Historic Tour of the inn on a Saturday morning and it was an incredible experience. The hotel is very cozy and homey. Our tour guide was Kayla and all 5 of us in our party thought she was amazing! She was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The tour is 100% worth it and I encourage everyone to take the time to do it. You can see the effort and care the Schultz family puts into the inn. We even caught what we thought were 2 ghosts in our photos. Read the captions on the ones we think we see 2 ghosts on. Will definitely be back for one of the other tours.
great experience... this was our first time staying in an B&B. The farnsworth made it a great first time experience. we ate at the outdoor restaurant and enjoyed the dinner as well as the full breakfast the next morning.
The ghosts were not welcoming. I was terrified on the first night. Can't go back because I am too sensitive. I can't describe how it felt when it touched my legs. we hid under the covers but it didn't deter the ghost. So much noise coming from the attic. The staff was great. we tried to stay in the tavern to avoid going back to the Sara Black room. The next night I blessed the room with Holy water and prayed. We left the TV on all night and it helped. If you want to sleep with ghosts then stay there.
We stayed at the Farnsworth Inn 9/19/23 and 9/20/23. From check-in to check out we found Everyone who works there to be very friendly from the 2 woman who checked us in on the 19th & 20th as we stayed in in a different room each night. The rooms where very clean as were the bathrooms. The 1st room the Schulz the was a bit tight but the bathroom was big with a claw tub. The Sweeny room we stayed in was bigger and easier to move around in and was just as clean as the Schulz room and bathroom.
When we checked in we were asked what time we wanted to have breakfast and choose 9am the first day and 8am the next day. We enjoyed the breakfast especially the way they cooked them. We had yummy french toast with eggs ( scrambled) bacon & sausage. The woman who served us was very nice and friendly. No one complained about her. While waiting for our breakfast to be served we chatted with other quests who were either eating or waiting to be served. I am a big fan of their unsweetened ice tea. It was really delicious , i meant to ask what tea they used. We meet the owners on our second day and they are the 2 very nice and kind people. It was truly a pleasure staying at their inn.
We did the paranormal tour with Kayla who was very informed about the Inn, the history and the ghost. She was really really nice.
As I said everyone who we came in contact with was really nice and gave the Inn and tavern a really nice atmosphere even the guy who was trimming the trees.
There are also a lot of artifacts throughout the building pertaining to the civil war and after.
Thank you all for a interesting and lovely stay 😊