Paranormal Coven

Brinton Lodge (Pt. 2 of 2)

This is changed hands in 1796 to become the Kirlin homestead, whose livelihood included making ammunition for the War of 1812. Several years later, the Schuylkill River Canal ran through the property, and rumors circulated that the site was a stop on the .

In the early 1900s, the Wittmans, a wealthy family with ties to the iron industry, purchased the property and lavishly expanded the farmhouse to an opulent 28 room mansion. When the site came under the ownership of Reading hotelier Caleb Brinton during Prohibition, it became an exclusive gentleman's club. As legend has it, Brinton hand-picked his guests, letting in only the rich and famous from near and far.

Until recently, the Lodge operated as Covatta's Brinton Lodge Restaurant. It is now home to a craft brewery and brewpub,

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