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Aurora, New York
The Aurora Inn on Cayuga Lake, built in 1833 and now a lakeside inn and restaurant, is said to be haunted by a figure known as the White…
Beacon, New York
Local lore tells of ghostly lights and figures on Pollepel Island, and some tour guides say Francis Bannerman himself haunts the castle by…
Little Falls, New York
Beardslee Castle in the Mohawk Valley near Little Falls is a limestone castle from around 1860 that now serves as a restaurant and event…
Geneva, New York
Belhurst Castle is a Romanesque stone mansion on Seneca Lake, built in the 1880s and now an inn, restaurant and winery. New York ghost…
Buffalo, New York
Buffalo Central Terminal, a 17-story Art Deco railroad station opened in 1929, closed to rail service in 1979 and is being restored by a…
Buffalo, New York
The park holds the destroyer USS The Sullivans, the cruiser USS Little Rock and the submarine USS Croaker. Staff report shadow figures and…
Glen Spey, New York
Burn Brae Mansion in the Catskills village of Glen Spey is a 1907 Victorian mansion on 20 acres, now a bed and breakfast on the Haunted…
Saratoga Springs, New York
The Canfield Casino in Congress Park, opened in 1870 by the gambler John Morrissey and now the Saratoga Springs History Museum, is said to…
Staten Island, New York
The Conference House, also called the Billopp House, is a stone manor at the southern tip of Staten Island built around 1680 for Captain…
New York, New York
The Dakota, a Gothic-style apartment house on Central Park West completed in 1884, is a National Historic Landmark and the building outside…
Tomkins Cove, New York
Doodletown was a hamlet of about 300 people in a valley of the Hudson Highlands that was settled in the 1760s by loggers and miners,…
Dunkirk, New York
Visitors and paranormal groups at the Dunkirk Lighthouse describe music playing with no source, people walking through the keeper's house…
Fire Island, New York
The Fire Island Lighthouse, completed in 1858, is a landmark on the barrier island south of Long Island, guarding the approach to New York…
Oswego, New York
Fort Ontario in Oswego, on Lake Ontario, dates to 1755 and saw fighting in the French and Indian War, the Revolution and the War of 1812.…
Ticonderoga, New York
Fort Ticonderoga on Lake Champlain was built by the French in 1755 as Fort Carillon and was fought over in the French and Indian War and…
Lake George, New York
Fort William Henry at the foot of Lake George is a reconstruction of the British fort that fell to the French in the siege of 1757, a…
South Wales, New York
Goodleburg Cemetery near South Wales in Erie County is a small rural burial ground known for local legend. The best-known story involves a…
Hinsdale, New York
The Hinsdale House, built in 1853 in the Allegany County village of Hinsdale, is widely called one of the most haunted houses in the…
Albany, New York
Historic Cherry Hill in Albany is a house museum built in 1787 for the Van Rensselaer family, remembered for a murder in 1827, when John…
Victor, New York
Historic Valentown is a restored 1800s village complex in Victor, centered on the old Valentown Hall, which houses a museum run by the…
New York, New York
The Hotel Chelsea in Manhattan, built in 1884 and a home to generations of writers and musicians, is one of New York's famously haunted…
Cooperstown, New York
Hyde Hall, in Glimmerglass State Park near Cooperstown, is a grand neoclassical mansion begun in 1817 by George Clarke and now a state…
Buffalo, New York
The Iron Island Museum is a local history museum in a former church and funeral home in Buffalo's Iron Island neighborhood, donated to the…
Lancaster, New York
The Lancaster Opera House, built in 1897 as part of the Lancaster Town Hall, is a performing arts and community center and the home of…