1861 Texas home ranks third among America's haunted spots; visitors report woman in white

A historic Texas home built in 1861 has secured the third spot on a national list of America's haunted destinations, drawing attention to its centuries-old architecture and stories of unexplained encounters. Known as The Grove, the property stands in Jefferson, Texas. According to a report by MySA, the house featured in USA Today's 10Best roundup of haunted destinations. Visitors and people associated with the property have claimed to see a woman dressed in white, a mysterious figure walking through the garden and other unusual occurrences. While these accounts have contributed to The Grove's reputation, the reported paranormal experiences have not been scientifically verified.Inside the 1861 Texas home ranked among America's most haunted destinationsThe Grove, also known as the Stilley–Young House, is located at 405 East Moseley Street in Jefferson, Texas. It was built in 1861 by Frank and Minerva Stilley and is recognised for its historic architecture and reported paranormal activity.USA Today's 10Best roundup ranked The Grove third among America's haunted destinations, according to MySA. The first two places went to Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the In...