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Alexandria, Virginia
Photo: Doug Kerr, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The Ramsay House at the foot of King Street, built by town founder William Ramsay in the 1700s and now Alexandria's visitor center, is a regular start and stop for Old Town ghost tours. Local legend says a man in Revolutionary War clothing walks through, linked to John Dixon, who held the mortgage and is said to have been executed as a spy, and some tell of a woman in white.
Alexandria's visitor center, open daily; ghost tours meet in the garden and on King Street.
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