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Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Amelia Gayle Gorgas, widow of the Confederate ordnance chief and later university president Josiah Gorgas, became the University of…
Kohler, Wisconsin
The American Club in Kohler was built in 1918 to house immigrant workers for the Kohler Company and is now a luxury resort and Historic…
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Established in 1912 for the Ammon homestead area, Ammon Cemetery sits about 2.5 miles east of town on Sunnyside Road and remains an…
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…
New Castle, Delaware
Built in 1738 and also known as the Dr. Finney House, the Amstel House has stood through disease outbreaks, a change of national control,…
Palmer, Illinois
One of two Christian County cemeteries nicknamed "Cemetery X" — the more famous version is Thomas Anderson Cemetery near Clarksdale,…
Andersonville, Georgia
Andersonville National Cemetery was established on July 26, 1865, to receive the dead of Camp Sumter, the Confederate prison where more…
Winter Park, Florida
Opened in 1932 at Rollins College and the longest continuously operating theater in Florida, this Italian Romanesque Revival building was…
Lincoln, Nebraska
Antelope Park is one of Lincoln's oldest and largest city parks, running along Antelope Creek south of downtown. Nebraska haunted-places…
Chiefland, Florida
This Levy County cemetery, just southwest of Chiefland, holds more than 400 recorded graves. Visitors describe a small boy's spirit,…
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Staff and guests at the Antlers Hotel describe a man who lingers in the hotel bar after hours and a woman in a long gown seen descending a…
Martinsburg, West Virginia
The Apollo Civic Theatre in Martinsburg, a community theater in a 1913 building, is one of the four additions to West Virginia's Paranormal…
Justice, Illinois
Archer Woods Cemetery, along Chicago's famously haunted Archer Avenue corridor, served for years as a potter's field for the area's unknown…
Moundsville, West Virginia
The Archive of the Afterlife in Moundsville, opened in 2012 by Steve Hummel and now housed in the Sanford Center, bills itself as the…
Arcola, Illinois
Built in 1885 by the Illinois Central Railroad, this Arcola depot now serves as a museum and information center, displaying railroad…
Seattle, Washington
The Arctic Building, completed in 1917 as a club for gold-rush Alaskans and known for the walrus heads on its facade, is now a hotel. Its…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Armstrong Mansion, a Victorian house built in 1893 by Francis Armstrong for his wife Isabel, was long a social hub of Salt Lake City…
New Orleans, Louisiana
Staff and diners at Arnaud's say Count Arnaud appears in a tuxedo in the main dining room and vanishes into a wall, rearranges silverware…
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…
Galveston, Texas
Ashton Villa, an Italianate mansion on Galveston's Broadway, was built in 1859 for businessman James Moreau Brown and is one of the grand…
Skagway, Alaska
Built in 1902, this Skagway house has been a hospital, a daycare and a hotel, and was restored after a fire in the 1980s. It now operates…
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Athenaeum, formerly Das Deutsche Haus, opened in 1893 as a German cultural center. Ghost Hunters investigated in 2019, focusing on…
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…