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Norwich Private Residence — Ghost Hunters Investigation

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Last verified: Oct 2026

Norwich, CT

Private residence in Norwich, Connecticut; exact address not published

Approximate location — private or restricted propertyThe pin marks a general area a few kilometres from the property — not the property itself. No directions or exact distance.

⚠ Private property — do not visit without permission

This location is included for its horror/history significance. Do not enter the property, approach residents, park on private property or trespass.

A private Connecticut residence investigated by Ghost Hunters in the episode 'Two to Tango'. Retained as a historical television-investigation record without exposing a private home address.

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Episode: Two to Tango

Original air date: 2008-03-12

Appearing on the show means the location was investigated — not that a haunting is proven.

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