The Peabody-Whitehead Mansion is now a Denver historic landmark and was built in 1889 by Frank Edbrooke. The approximately 6300 sq. ft. home gets its name from to early Denver natives Colorado’s two term Governor James Peabody and Doctor William Riddick Whitehead. It is also well-known for being one of the most haunted places in America. The original owner was Dr. William R. Whitehead who came from an upper-class family in Suffolk, Virginia. He studied medicine in the United States and after spending time in France and Vienna, volunteered as a surgeon in the Russian Crimean War. He came home to New York to continue his medical career but soon after the Civil War started returned to the South and served as a surgeon forRead More…