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"Active" homes feel different

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I used to work at a museum that ran three historic sites and a variety of old homes.

One of them was "active" or "alive" and the rest were "dead". I don't know how to describe it better.

I never experienced anything paranormal in any homes. But I did treat one house differently, as did everyone else kind of intrinsically. It's like everyone treated the house differently than they did other properties. I ran a summer camp and was a year-round tour guide on these properties for many years.

I would always say hi to the year 1835 house when I was opening it up, tell the house what I was doing. I'd announce myself and greet the house. It was a long time before I even realized what I was doing. The children's bedroom was the room that stressed me the most, and there was a maid's room and another bedroom that felt "hot" or like alive. The basement too was renovated but the renovated part felt hot and the old scary looking dirt floor parts didn't feel alive.

Nothing malicious. I definitely felt like "L", one of the daughters, was still in her room with her stuff, no one else felt distinct. The overall vibe was like chill but cautious. I had great experiences working in that house but I tell you, it was alive.

Anyone have similar experiences? It was nice that everyone was chill lol not the normal haunted house story.

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