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Concord Colonial Inn's haunting hospitality: Some guests never check out Â… of Room 24.by Claire McCarthyAnd scroll down for an interview with Psychic Leanne Marriama as she picks up vibes at the Salem Inn's Room 17During the Revolutionary War the Concord Colonial Inn served as a hospital. Many a Minuteman died in Room 24. Perhaps the room's celebrated ghost is a Paul Revere compatriot or maybe it's the good Dr. Joseph Minot himself. Literary folk fancy the ghost to be Henry David Thoreau, who lived on the property in the 1800s. Others claim it's a Native American maiden. We set out to do our own ghost hunting.Unlike some unwittin
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