Richmond Haunts Short
Is Richmond’s Branch Museum of Design Haunted?
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| Richmond’s Branch House was designed by John Russell Pope for financier John Kerr Branch and his wife, Beulah Gould Branch. Constructed from 1917 to 1919, the Tudor Revival mansion now houses the Branch Museum of Design.
This short joins the Center for Paranormal Research and Investigation at the museum after reports of unexplained noises, moving curtains, mysterious figures and a lady in white. So, is the Branch Museum haunted? That is a question that still lingers… |
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