David Finney Inn

This location used to operate as a bed and breakfast but is no longer in operation. The inn dates back to the 17th Century and was built across the street from David Finney's father's home, which is now the Amstel House Museum. An underground is said to connect the two residences, and a ghost is believed to haunt both and is rumored to be a family member. The spirit is said to linger mostly on the third floor of both houses, where it likes to mess with the living by opening and closing windows and doors, and moving objects.