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Harrisville, Rhode Island
The Conjuring House
The official website of the historic Old Arnold Estate — a working 1736 farmhouse and one of Rhode Island’s most recognized historic properties.
The Official Source
You Are on the Official Website of The Conjuring House
Known throughout the world as The Conjuring House, this 300-year-old farmhouse has been known by many names — The Richardson House, The Old Arnold Estate, The Farm on Hilltop Road. It has become one of America’s most recognized historic farmhouses. This website is dedicated to preserving its history, documenting its restoration, and sharing accurate information about the property.
ConjuringHouseOfficial.com is maintained directly by the property to provide accurate, up-to-date information about visiting, history, and preservation. If you found information elsewhere about “The Conjuring House,” this site is the place to confirm it.
The Conjuring House is the modern name for the Old Arnold Estate, a historic farmhouse built in 1736 in Harrisville, Rhode Island. The property is privately owned and operated. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, or any film studio.
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Year Built1736
Location1677 Round Top Road
Harrisville, Rhode Island
Harrisville, Rhode Island
Known AsThe Conjuring House
Old Arnold Estate
Old Arnold Estate
A Historic Farmhouse With a Well-Documented Past
Long before it became widely known through film, the Old Arnold Estate was a working Rhode Island farm. The center-chimney farmhouse standing today was built in 1736, making it one of the older documented structures in Burrillville and Harrisville. Generations of the Arnold family and later owners lived on and worked this land.
Today, the house is preserved and opened for guided tours that focus on its documented history, its architecture, and the folklore that has grown up around it over nearly three centuries. Our goal is to present that history honestly — separating what is documented from what is legend — while protecting the physical property for future generations.
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About the House
Architecture, grounds, and what the property looks like today.
About the House →History
A documented timeline from the 1736 construction to today.
Read the History →Tours & Events
Tour options, what to expect, and how to book your visit.
Plan a Visit →Preservation Mission
How we protect this 18th-century farmhouse for the long term.
Our Mission →Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. This site is maintained directly by the property to provide the official source for visiting information, verified history, and preservation updates.
The property is historically documented as the “Richardson Arnold House” and has long been known locally as the Old Arnold Estate. See our History page for the full timeline.
Yes, guided tours are available by advance booking. See our Tours & Events page for options.
Help Preserve a Piece of Rhode Island History
Every tour and every contribution goes directly toward maintaining this 18th-century farmhouse for future generations.