Latta Plantation

This Federal-style cotton plantation dates to around 1800 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. It now operates as a living history site with the main house and several original outbuildings.

The original Latta family has no intention of leaving, despite being dead for over a century. Most activity occurs in the attic where children slam doors, play with toys, and run back and forth - eerily, the third floor lacks actual flooring, making it impossible to attribute these noises to living children. A mirror was found face-down in the center of a room without a single crack despite the loud crash. The tenant houses are haunted by former enslaved people and soldiers. Local paranormal teams confirm Latta is one of the most haunted locations in NC.