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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…
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…
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…
Laconia, New Hampshire
Laconia's Colonial Theatre was built in 1914 and has hosted movies, vaudeville and live performances. New Hampshire haunted-places lists…
Hampton, New Hampshire
Island Path is a street near Hampton Beach said to be haunted by Eunice "Goody" Cole, a Hampton woman accused and imprisoned for witchcraft…
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
The John Paul Jones House in Portsmouth, a Georgian house on Middle Street where the Revolutionary War naval hero lodged during the war, is…
Bartlett, New Hampshire
Livermore was a logging town of about 150 to 200 people in the White Mountains, with a post office, school, store, power plant and mansion…
West Chesterfield, New Hampshire
Madame Sherri's castle was a three-story stone chateau with Roman arches built in 1931 on Rattlesnake Mountain in Chesterfield by…
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
The Music Hall in downtown Portsmouth was built in 1878 by members of the Peirce family after the town's earlier entertainment hall burned,…
Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
The grand Mount Washington Hotel at Bretton Woods opened in 1902 and was named the most haunted place in New Hampshire by Thrillist. Its…
Manchester, New Hampshire
The Palace Theatre on Hanover Street in Manchester opened in 1915, built by the Greek immigrant Victor Charas and advertised as the only…
Hollis, New Hampshire
Pine Hill Cemetery in Hollis, nicknamed Blood Cemetery after Abel Blood, who was buried there in 1867, is a small burial ground in the…
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Point of Graves, in Portsmouth's South End, dates to 1671 and is the oldest burial ground in New Hampshire. Its best-known feature is the…
New Castle, New Hampshire
Portsmouth Harbor Light stands beside Fort Constitution. Witnesses report voices in the watch room and a keeper in a pea coat, usually…
Rye, New Hampshire
Star Island is part of the Isles of Shoals, a cluster of rocky islands about ten miles off the New Hampshire coast, with a settlement that…
Durham, New Hampshire
The Three Chimneys Inn in Durham grew from a house associated with one of the earliest English settlers on the Oyster River and is now a…