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Central Pennsylvania Couple’s Historic Home Featured on “Scariest House in America”

Michael Chen
Michael Chen
Michael Chen
Reporter · State College, PA

Michael is a community journalist with a focus on local events and human interest stories, drawing on his experience from working with WPSU, a local NPR affiliate. He graduated from Kutztown University and has a strong connection to the State College area.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 1 min read
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Central Pennsylvania Couple’s Historic Home Featured on “Scariest House in America” — Gettysburg Real Estate news

aired; October 29, 2026 Erin Donovan and Greg Herzing have always loved old houses. But their historic home came with more than stained-glass windows, character and uneven floors. It also came with some unexplained experiences that eventually helped land the couple on Scariest House in America. Donovan and Herzing bought the home 13 years ago, drawn to its unique details and history. They later learned it had once served as a nursing home. The couple believes they are only the fourth owners, and the previous owner, who had lived there since 1966, shared stories about the property during a tour. Exterior views of the Fox Manor which is a 19th-century post-Civil War Farmstead that was once a nursing home, as seen on Scariest House in America, Season 3. Some of the strangest experiences began shortly after the couple moved in. Donovan recalled carrying her 14-month-old son down the stairs when he turned to her and said “ghost.” She later learned that the former nursing home’s owner had f

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