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This 25-room Victorian mansion looks like it came straight out of a classic horror movie—not only is it built on a hill right next to a cemetery, but it also has a towering tower with pointed windows and a spire. It’s said that a few spirits still lurk inside: the original owners, Mary and Frank Henderson, who built the house in 1895; a Spanish-American war veteran who loved the house; and a little girl who fell off the scaffolding and broke her neck.