Albany, New York

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The New York State Capitol in Albany, begun in 1867 and a vast Romanesque Revival building, is said to be haunted by a night watchman killed in the fire of 1911. Visitors and staff report flickering lights, icy drafts, footsteps, clocks that rewind and shadowy figures. The Capitol offers weekday tours and fall ghost tours.
Free tours are offered on weekdays; check the Capitol's tour office for hours and ghost tours.
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