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Tilton, New Hampshire
The Tilton Inn, also called the 1875 Inn, sits on Main Street in Tilton and has burned three times. The Ghost Hunters team investigated it…
Fryeburg, Maine
The Admiral Peary Inn is a seven-room bed and breakfast in an 1860s house on Elm Street in Fryeburg, once the home of Arctic explorer…
Akron, Ohio
The Akron Civic Theatre opened in 1929 as Loew's Theatre, one of the few remaining atmospheric theaters designed by John Eberson, with a…
New Haven, Connecticut
McAuliffe Hall - Is indeed haunted by a small boy and woman in green is possibly true but she is believed to haunt the front staircase, and…
San Francisco, California
Alcatraz operated as a federal penitentiary from 1934 to 1963. Its bloodiest episode was the Battle of Alcatraz, from May 2 to 4, 1946: an…
Acworth, Georgia
On October 5, 1864, roughly 3,200 Confederate troops under General Samuel French attacked the Union garrison holding the Western and…
Hill City, South Dakota
The Alpine Inn is a long-running restaurant in a historic building on Main Street in Hill City. Travel South Dakota's list of haunted…
Alton, New Hampshire
Alton Town Hall is a red-brick municipal building from 1894 with a clock tower on Monument Square. New Hampshire haunted-places lists…
Death Valley Junction, California
Guests at the Amargosa Hotel describe a child crying at night in Room 24 when no children are staying, strange activity in Room 22,…
Ellisville, Mississippi
Visitors, DAR members and local news have reported rocking chairs that rock on their own, footsteps like heavy boots walking through the…
Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire
The Amos J. Blake House in Fitzwilliam was built in 1837 as a combined store and family home and is now a museum run by the Fitzwilliam…
Andersonville, Georgia
Andersonville National Cemetery was established on July 26, 1865, to receive the dead of Camp Sumter, the Confederate prison where more…
New Orleans, Louisiana
Guests at the Andrew Jackson Hotel report hearing children playing in the hallways and in their rooms, finding belongings moved and TVs…
St. Charles, Illinois
Built in 1926 by local philanthropists Dellora and Lester Norris and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Arcada…
Newport, Rhode Island
The Artillery Company of Newport, chartered in 1741, is one of the oldest military organizations in the country, and its armory and museum…
Ashmore, Illinois
This building traces back to the Coles County Poor Farm, established in 1857 to house the area's poor, elderly, and mentally ill; the…
Bagdad, Florida
Established in 1840 in the historic mill town of Bagdad, this Santa Rosa County cemetery holds roughly 1,000 gravestones beneath old-growth…
Leesburg, Virginia
The Battle of Ball's Bluff, fought October 21, 1861, was a Union defeat in which many soldiers drowned trying to escape down the bluff into…
Tracy, California
The Banta Inn was built in 1879 by Frank Gallegos — reputed to have ridden with Joaquín Murrieta — as a two-storey saloon and sporting…
Fremont, Nebraska
Barnard Park in Fremont was once a cemetery and an overland camp on the Mormon Trail route. The city later turned the burial ground into a…
Adairsville, Georgia
English cotton merchant Godfrey Barnsley bought 8,000 acres of former Cherokee land in the 1840s to build this estate, though his wife…
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
William Duncan built the Basin Park Hotel from local limestone in 1905, on the site of the Perry House, which had burned in 1890 in the…
Charleston, South Carolina
The Battery Carriage House Inn, built in 1843 on South Battery, was part of a mansion's grounds and sheltered Confederate soldiers when…
Rye, Colorado
In the late summer of 1779, New Mexico's Spanish governor, Juan Bautista de Anza, led roughly 600 soldiers south from Santa Fe, joined…