Sarah Lockwood Pardee Winchester was the widow of William Wirt Winchester and heiress to a large portion of the Winchester® Repeating Arms fortune spent 36 years turning an eight room farmhouse ...

Sarah Pardee Winchester was born in 1839 in New Haven. The daughter of Leonard Pardee and Sarah Burns. She married William Wirt Winchester the only son of Oliver Winchester, the owner of the ...

Although legend would have you believe Winchester was on the run from an army of ghosts, the reason for her move was familial, not supernatural. After the death of her husband, William Wirt ...

The true story of Winchester began in 1840 in New Haven, when she was born Sarah Lockwood Pardee, the daughter of Leonard Pardee and Sarah W. Burns. On Sept. 20, 1862, Sarah married William Wirt ...

The property in San Jose, California, was once home to Sarah Winchester, gun magnate William Wirt Winchester’s widow. She is said to have moved there and after both he and her infants son died ...

which Sarah Winchester, the widow of gun magnate William Wirt Winchester, once lived. The legend goes that she was paranoid about the ghosts of people killed by Winchester rifles and kept building ...

Once the residence of Sarah Winchester, the widow of gun magnate William Wirt Winchester, this Queen Anne-style Victorian mansion was always plagued with spirits. As soon as construction ...

No master building plan of the home existed, but it is believed it had 161 rooms—including 40 bedrooms, six kitchens and two ballrooms—and many oddities very few could explain.

Although legend would have you believe Winchester was on the run from an army of ghosts, the reason for her move was familial, not supernatural. After the death of her husband, William Wirt ...