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Absecon Lighthouse
Atlantic City, New Jersey
The treacherous waters off Absecon Inlet were among the deadliest along the East Coast, earning the grim nickname "The G...
Airdrie Iron Works Ruins
Paradise, Kentucky
The crumbling stone ruins of the Airdrie Iron Works stand on a hillside near the banks of the Green River, about a mile...
Albright Memorial Library
Scranton, Pennsylvania
The Albright Memorial Library opened in May 1893, built on land donated by the children of Joseph J. Albright, a general...
ALICO Building
Waco, Texas
The ALICO Building—Texas' first skyscraper—has towered over downtown Waco since its completion, a 22-story monument to a...
Arana Gulch (Ghost of Andrew Jackson Sloan)
Santa Cruz, California
Arana Gulch, nestled in the heart of Santa Cruz, has been haunted for over 160 years by the ghost of Andrew "Jack" Sloan...
Ashcroft Ghost Town
Aspen, Colorado
Ashcroft Ghost Town sits at the end of Castle Creek Road, eleven miles south of Aspen, in a spectacular alpine meadow at...
Banbury Place Building 13
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
The ghost of a man accidentally electrocuted in the building haunts Building 13. Tenants and visitors have heard screams...
Barnegat Lighthouse ("Old Barney")
Barnegat Light, New Jersey
Barnegat Lighthouse, locally known as "Old Barney," stands sentinel over some of the most treacherous waters on the Atla...
Bath Historic District
Bath, North Carolina
Bath holds the distinction of being North Carolina's first incorporated town, established in 1705 between the Pamlico Ri...
Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine
Beckley, West Virginia
Deep beneath the hills of southern West Virginia, the Phillips-Sprague Mine opened in 1889 when commercial coal extracti...
Bell Witch Cave
Adams, Tennessee
The Bell Witch Cave sits on the original Bell family property in Adams, Tennessee, and is the physical heart of what man...
Belle of Louisville
Louisville, Kentucky
The Belle of Louisville, one of the oldest operating steamboats in America, carries more than passengers along the Ohio...
Belvoir Winery
Liberty, Missouri
Belvoir Winery in Liberty, Missouri, occupies a sprawling stone complex that was originally built as the Odd Fellows Hom...
Big Bay Point Lighthouse
Big Bay, Michigan
Big Bay Point Lighthouse was authorized by Congress on February 15, 1893, to address a dangerous gap in Lake Superior's...
Blanchard Springs Caverns
Mountain View, Arkansas
Blanchard Springs Caverns lies beneath the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest in Stone County, fifteen miles northwest of...
Bobby Mackey's Music World
Wilder, Kentucky
Bobby Mackey's Music World in Wilder, Kentucky, was widely known as the most haunted nightclub in America — a honky-tonk...
Bodie Island Lighthouse
Nags Head, North Carolina
Bodie Island Lighthouse stands 156 feet tall on the sound side of Nags Head, its distinctive black-and-white horizontal...
Boggy Creek
Fouke, Arkansas
Boggy Creek winds through the bottomlands outside Fouke, a small town in Miller County in the far southwestern corner of...
Boston Common
Boston, Massachusetts
America's oldest public park hides a history of blood, suffering, and restless spirits. Established in 1634 as a grazing...
Boston Massacre Site
Boston, Massachusetts
A circle of cobblestones embedded in the pavement at the intersection of Congress and State Streets marks the exact spot...
Boy Scout Lane
Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Legend says a troop of Boy Scouts died here in the 1950s or 60s -- murdered by their scoutmaster, killed by their bus dr...
Branch Brook Park
Newark, New Jersey
Branch Brook Park, established in 1895 as America's first county park, occupies 360 acres of land with a dark history lo...
Bray Road
Elkhorn, Wisconsin
On October 31, 1989, Lori Endrizzi saw a hunched, six-to-seven-foot creature eating roadkill at 1:30 AM. Described as bi...
Brooklyn Bridge
New York, New York
The Brooklyn Bridge is haunted by multiple spirits. Workers who died during construction are seen as shadowy figures, an...
Brown Mountain Lights
Morganton, North Carolina
Brown Mountain rises as a low ridge in Burke County, North Carolina, an unremarkable formation in the Blue Ridge foothil...
Bruton Parish Church
Williamsburg, Virginia
Bruton Parish Church stands as one of America's most haunted colonial landmarks, its churchyard and sanctuary harboring...
Buffalo Central Terminal
Buffalo, New York
The Central Terminal is one of Buffalo's most haunted locations. During WWII, soldiers who never returned home are said...
Buffalo Trace Distillery
Frankfort, Kentucky
Colonel Albert B. Blanton, who guided the distillery through Prohibition by selling "medicinal" bourbon, died at Stony P...
Butler County Courthouse
Hamilton, Ohio
The Historic Butler County Courthouse in Hamilton, Ohio, was constructed between 1885 and 1889, designed by architect Da...
California's Great America
Santa Clara, California
California's Great America rose from former pear orchards when the Marriott Corporation broke ground on October 24, 1973...
Cameron Park
Waco, Texas
Cameron Park, Waco's 416-acre crown jewel of urban green space, is also considered the most haunted location in the city...
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
Buxton, North Carolina
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse towers 208 feet above the Outer Banks, the tallest brick lighthouse in America and a sentinel o...
Cape Henry Lighthouse
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Standing sentinel at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay since 1792, the Cape Henry Lighthouse holds the distinction of bein...
Cape May Lighthouse
Cape May Point, New Jersey
The Cape May Lighthouse, first lit on Halloween night in 1859, stands 157 feet above the southern tip of New Jersey wher...
Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp
Cassadaga, Florida
The Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp, founded in 1894 by trance medium George P. Colby, remains the oldest continuously activ...
Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption
Covington, Kentucky
The Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, with its soaring Gothic architecture modeled after Notre-Dame de Paris, has ac...
Cathedral Park
Portland, Oregon
Cathedral Park sits beneath the soaring Gothic arches of Portland's St. Johns Bridge, a suspension bridge designed by Da...
Cave of the Winds
Manitou Springs, Colorado
Cave of the Winds has been in continuous operation as a visitor attraction since 1881, making it one of the oldest comme...
Central Station
Shreveport, Louisiana
Central Station, Shreveport's grand 1908 railroad terminal, has been reported as a site of paranormal activity since cea...
Centralia
Centralia, Pennsylvania
Centralia was once a thriving coal town of over 2,700 residents in Columbia County. On May 27, 1962, firefighters set a...
Chambers Island Lighthouse
Chambers Island, Wisconsin
Renovations in the 1970s and 80s triggered intense paranormal activity. Nuns attempted a spiritual cleansing in 1987, bu...
Christ Church Episcopal
Greenville, South Carolina
Christ Church Episcopal, the oldest church in Greenville, carries two centuries of spiritual energy within its Gothic Re...
Church Hill Tunnel
Richmond, Virginia
On December 11, 1873, Chesapeake and Ohio locomotive number 2 rumbled through Richmond's newest engineering marvel—a 4,0...
Clinton Furnace
West Milford, New Jersey
In 1826, entrepreneur William Jackson purchased roughly 1,000 acres of wilderness in what would become West Milford, New...
Clinton Road
West Milford, New Jersey
Clinton Road stretches roughly ten miles through the dense forests of West Milford in Passaic County, running north from...
Cocheco Mills
Dover, New Hampshire
At approximately 6:30 p.m. on January 26, 1907, a wet leather belt on the fourth floor of the Cocheco Manufacturing Comp...
Colby Memorial Temple
Cassadaga, Florida
Colby Memorial Temple is a Mediterranean Revival auditorium erected in 1923 to replace an earlier 19th century facility....
Colorado Street Bridge (Suicide Bridge)
Pasadena, California
The Colorado Street Bridge opened on December 13, 1913, after 18 months of construction using 11,000 cubic yards of conc...
Colville Covered Bridge
Millersburg, Kentucky
The Colville Covered Bridge spans 124 feet across Hinkston Creek on Colville Pike, about four miles northwest of Millers...
Concord Point Lighthouse
Havre de Grace, Maryland
Concord Point Lighthouse, completed in November 1827 by master builder John Donahoo using granite quarried from nearby P...
Crossett Light
Crossett, Arkansas
The Crossett Light appears on a desolate stretch of unpaved road near the small city of Crossett in Ashley County, deep...
Currituck Beach Lighthouse
Corolla, North Carolina
Currituck Beach Lighthouse stands on the northern Outer Banks in Corolla, built in 1875 as the last major lighthouse ere...
Dead Man's Hollow
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Dead Man's Hollow is a 450-acre conservation area along the Youghiogheny River just south of McKeesport, spanning Libert...
Denver Union Station
Denver, Colorado
Denver Union Station first opened its doors on June 1, 1881 -- a five-hundred-foot depot crowned by a 180-foot clock tow...
Derby Wharf
Salem, Massachusetts
Derby Wharf stretches nearly half a mile into Salem Harbor, a stone finger pointing toward the open sea. Built beginning...
Detroit Masonic Temple
Detroit, Michigan
The Detroit Masonic Temple is the largest Masonic temple in the world, encompassing roughly twelve million cubic feet ac...
Devil's Hopyard State Park
East Haddam, Connecticut
Deep in the forests of East Haddam, Connecticut, lies Devil's Hopyard State Park, an 860-acre wilderness that has terrif...
Devil's Millhopper
Gainesville, Florida
Devil's Millhopper is a 120-foot deep, 500-foot wide sinkhole designated a National Natural Landmark and Florida State P...
Devil's Tramping Ground
Bear Creek, North Carolina
The Devil's Tramping Ground lies in a forest near Harper's Crossroads in Bear Creek, North Carolina—a perfectly circular...
Dogtown Common
Gloucester, Massachusetts
Deep in the woods of Cape Ann, where massive glacial boulders rise like monuments to forgotten gods, lies the remains of...
Dudleytown
Cornwall, Connecticut
Deep in the forested hills of northwestern Connecticut lies Dudleytown, one of America's most infamous ghost towns—a pla...
Durand Eastman Park
Rochester, New York
For decades, a spectral woman in white has been spotted along the dark roadways of Durand Eastman Park near Lake Ontario...
Eau Claire Fire Station
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
The spirit of firefighter Alex Arnie Blum, who died in 1981, haunts the station where he served. Firefighters report hea...
El Paso Main Library
El Paso, Texas
The El Paso Main Library downtown sits atop ground that once served as a cemetery, its foundations literally built over...
Elkmont Ghost Town
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Elkmont was once a thriving logging community in the early 1900s that later became a summer resort for Knoxville's elite...
Estell Manor
Estell Manor, New Jersey
Estell Manor Park encompasses 1,700 acres of New Jersey's Pine Barrens, a vast wilderness that has accumulated centuries...
Everett Covered Bridge
Peninsula, Ohio
The Everett Road Covered Bridge spans Furnace Run in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the last remaining covered bridg...
Exeter River Mobile Home Park
Exeter, New Hampshire
At approximately 2:00 a.m. on September 3, 1965, eighteen-year-old Norman Muscarello was hitchhiking home to Exeter alon...
Falls Park on the Reedy
Greenville, South Carolina
Falls Park on the Reedy, one of Greenville's most beautiful public spaces, carries paranormal legends connected to the a...
Fayette Historic Townsite
Garden, Michigan
Fayette Historic Townsite is one of America's most remarkably preserved nineteenth-century industrial ghost towns, nestl...
Fenway Park
Boston, Massachusetts
They called it the Curse of the Bambino—an 86-year hex that transformed America's oldest ballpark into a monument to hea...
First Landing State Park
Virginia Beach, Virginia
First Landing State Park holds the dark distinction of being Virginia's most haunted park, a 2,888-acre sanctuary where...
First Unitarian Church
Alton, Illinois
The First Unitarian Church in Alton, built in 1905 on the site of the former St. Matthew's Catholic Church (which burned...
First United Methodist Church
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
The First United Methodist Church, the oldest church in Gatlinburg, puts a chill down visitors' spines with its combinat...
Flinderation Tunnel
Salem, West Virginia
The Flinderation Tunnel, officially known as Brandy Gap Tunnel No. 2, is a 1,086-foot railroad tunnel in Harrison County...
Fort Chaffee
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Fort Chaffee sprawls across thousands of acres near Fort Smith in Sebastian County, Arkansas, a military installation wh...
Fort Mackinac
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Fort Mackinac was constructed by the British in 1780 on the limestone bluffs above the harbor of Mackinac Island, strate...
Fort Worden
Port Townsend, Washington
Fort Worden was constructed between 1898 and 1902 on the high bluffs above Point Wilson at the extreme northeastern tip...
Freetown-Fall River State Forest
Freetown, Massachusetts
Deep in southeastern Massachusetts lies 5,441 acres of dense woodland, rocky ledges, and murky bog that locals call the...
Front Street
Natchitoches, Louisiana
Front Street is the historic heart of Natchitoches, the oldest permanent settlement within the territory of the Louisian...
Gallatin Town Square
Gallatin, Tennessee
Downtown Gallatin's public square has earned the reputation as the Most Haunted Public Square in America, with multiple...
Gallows Hill Park
Salem, Massachusetts
Gallows Hill sits on the outskirts of Salem, a dark scar on the landscape that witnessed one of America's greatest misca...
Georgetown Lighthouse
Georgetown, South Carolina
The Georgetown Lighthouse has been guiding ships into Winyah Bay since 1811, making it one of the oldest light stations...
Georgia Guidestones Site
Elberton, Georgia
For over forty years, the Georgia Guidestones stood in rural Elbert County as America's Stonehenge—a mysterious monument...
Ghost Tracks
San Antonio, Texas
Near the San Juan Mission, at the intersection of Villamain and Shane Road on San Antonio's south side, lie the famous "...
Ghost Tree (17-Mile Drive)
Pebble Beach, California
The Ghost Tree, also known as the "Witch Tree," is a striking skeletal cypress along the 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach....
Gold Camp Road
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Gold Camp Road is a thirty-two-mile route that winds through North Cheyenne Canyon southwest of Colorado Springs, follow...
Gore Orphanage Road
Vermilion, Ohio
Legend claims that an orphanage burned down in the 1800s, killing dozens of children whose screaming ghosts can still be...
Grafton Monster Sighting Area
Grafton, West Virginia
Late on the night of June 16, 1964, Robert Cockrell was driving along Route 119 near the Tygart Valley River outside Gra...
Grand Rapids Public Library
Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Grand Rapids Public Library's main building, the Ryerson Building, had its cornerstone laid on July 4, 1902, and ope...
Grant Park Seven Bridges Trail
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Some say the sign's words are literal. Hikers report screams echoing through the dark forest, ghostly footsteps on the w...
Grave Creek Mound
Moundsville, West Virginia
The Grave Creek Mound in Moundsville stands sixty-two feet high and measures two hundred forty feet in diameter, making...
Green Man's Tunnel
South Park, Pennsylvania
Green Man's Tunnel in South Park Township has been a popular "haunted hangout" for teenagers from Pittsburgh's South Hil...
Griffith Park
Los Angeles, California
The curse of Griffith Park began on a deathbed in 1863. Don Antonio Feliz, owner of Rancho Los Feliz, lay dying of small...
Gurdon Light
Gurdon, Arkansas
The Gurdon Light appears above a desolate stretch of railroad tracks near Gurdon, a small city in Clark County approxima...
H.H. Holmes Murder Castle Site
Chicago, Illinois
The H.H. Holmes Murder Castle stood at 63rd Street in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, built during 1889-1891 by Herman...
Hales Bar Dam
Guild, Tennessee
Construction began in 1905 on what would become one of America's first major multipurpose dams. Legend holds that War Ch...
Harpers Ferry Historic District
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Harpers Ferry sits at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, and...
Hartford Elks Lodge
Hartford, Connecticut
The Hartford Elks Lodge stands as one of Connecticut's most actively haunted fraternal buildings, where the spirits of d...
Haunted Bridge of Avon
Avon, Indiana
The Haunted Bridge of Avon is a massive triple-arch railroad trestle spanning White Lick Creek on County Road 625 East,...
Heceta Head Lighthouse
Florence, Oregon
Heceta Head Lighthouse began operation in 1894 on a dramatic headland between Florence and Yachats on the Oregon Coast,...
Helen's Bridge
Asheville, North Carolina
Helen's Bridge is a vine-covered stone arch spanning Beaucatcher Road on Asheville's Beaucatcher Mountain, built in 1909...
Hempfield Tunnel
Wheeling, West Virginia
The Hempfield Tunnel in Wheeling, West Virginia, is haunted by the ghost of a murdered man who has been appearing to ter...
Hicks Road
San Jose, California
Hicks Road winds for ten miles from the edge of South San Jose through the wilderness alongside Almaden Quicksilver Coun...
High Street Historic District
Cambridge, Maryland
High Street in Cambridge has been called "the most haunted street in the country" by Eastern Shore ghost tour author Min...
Highland Road Confederate Ghosts
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Highland Road in Baton Rouge has been the site of recurring ghost sightings for decades, with witnesses reporting Confed...
Historic Fort Wayne
Detroit, Michigan
Historic Fort Wayne sits on the banks of the Detroit River at the point closest to Canada, where its cannons were once p...
Holy Name Cathedral
Chicago, Illinois
Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago's grand Roman Catholic cathedral, bears visible scars from the city's bloodiest gangster er...
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams, Massachusetts
The Hoosac Tunnel stretches 4.75 miles through Hoosac Mountain in the Berkshires, a testament to 19th-century engineerin...
Indiana Statehouse
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Indiana Statehouse was completed in 1888 at a cost of $2 million, a Renaissance Revival masterpiece designed by Indi...
Iron Goat Trail
Stevens Pass, Washington
On February 23, 1910, two westbound Great Northern Railway trains -- Spokane Local No. 25 and Fast Mail No. 27 -- passed...
Iroquois Theatre Site (Death Alley)
Chicago, Illinois
On December 30, 1903, Chicago witnessed the deadliest theater fire in United States history when the Iroquois Theatre er...
Julia Ideson Building
Houston, Texas
The Julia Ideson Building, Houston's historic central library constructed in 1926, harbors one of Texas' most endearing...
Kemper Center
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Mysterious figures cloaked in blackness have been reported in the halls for over a century -- believed to be the spirits...
Ladies Literary Club
Ypsilanti, Michigan
The Ladies Literary Club of Ypsilanti occupies a Greek Revival house built in the early 1840s at the corner of North Was...
Lady of White Rock Lake
Dallas, Texas
The Lady of White Rock Lake is Dallas's most enduring ghost legend—a spectral hitchhiker who has haunted the lake's shor...
Lake Compounce
Bristol, Connecticut
The curse of Lake Compounce began before the first ride was ever built. On December 2, 1684, Chief John Compound of the...
Lake Lanier
Buford, Georgia
Lake Lanier is considered one of the deadliest lakes in America, with over 700 deaths since the U.S. Army Corps of Engin...
Lake Ronkonkoma
Lake Ronkonkoma, New York
The Lady of the Lake is Long Island's most enduring ghost legend. According to the tale, a Native American princess comm...
Lake Shawnee Amusement Park
Rock, West Virginia
Lake Shawnee Amusement Park in Rock, West Virginia, sits atop land soaked in centuries of bloodshed, making it one of th...
Lakes of the Clouds Hut
Mount Washington, New Hampshire
Ben Campbell's hiking boots are nailed to the wall of the crew room at Lakes of the Clouds Hut because they would not st...
Leeds Point - Birthplace of the Jersey Devil
Leeds Point, New Jersey
The legend of the Jersey Devil -- originally known as the Leeds Devil -- is among the oldest and most enduring supernatu...
Lily Dale Assembly
Lily Dale, New York
Lily Dale, a gated spiritualist community of 275 residents founded in 1879, is the only town in America where registered...
Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago, Illinois
Lincoln Park Zoo occupies land that served as Chicago's City Cemetery from 1843 to 1866. Tens of thousands of burials to...
Lithia Park
Ashland, Oregon
Lithia Park stretches across 93 acres of forested canyon along Ashland Creek in southern Oregon, its origins rooted in t...
Little People's Village
Middlebury, Connecticut
Deep in the Connecticut woods near the border of Middlebury and Waterbury, crumbling miniature stone structures rise fro...
Lohman Building
Jefferson City, Missouri
The Lohman Building stands in Jefferson City's historic riverfront district as one of the oldest surviving commercial st...
Lost River Cave
Bowling Green, Kentucky
Lost River Cave, known historically as "Dead Man's Cave" and "Purgatory Cave," stretches seven miles beneath Bowling Gre...
LSU Indian Mounds
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The LSU Campus Mounds are the oldest known man-made structures in the Americas, with construction beginning approximatel...
Maco Light Site
Maco, North Carolina
The Maco Light is one of North Carolina's most celebrated ghost stories, centered on a stretch of railroad fourteen mile...
Mammoth Cave National Park
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
In the 1840s, Dr. John Croghan built huts inside the cave to treat tuberculosis patients - all 15 got worse and two died...
Marfa Lights Viewing Area
Marfa, Texas
On a wide shoulder of Highway 90 just east of Marfa in Presidio County, curious visitors gather on clear nights to witne...
Mark Twain Cave
Hannibal, Missouri
Mark Twain Cave, located just south of Hannibal along the Mississippi River bluffs, has been a source of wonder and terr...
Marquette Harbor Lighthouse
Marquette, Michigan
The Marquette Harbor Lighthouse was constructed in 1866 on the shores of Lake Superior, its tower receiving its distinct...
Marsh Road
Milpitas, California
Marsh Road above Milpitas has become a rite of passage for local high school students seeking the supernatural. Unlike m...
McMenamins Crystal Ballroom
Portland, Oregon
The Crystal Ballroom was built in 1913-1914 on Burnside Street and opened as Ringler's Cotillion Hall, a formal dance ve...
Michigan State Capitol
Lansing, Michigan
The Michigan State Capitol in Lansing was constructed between 1872 and 1878 in the Neoclassical style, its cast-iron dom...
Mission House
Mackinac Island, Michigan
The Mission House on Mackinac Island was built in 1825 by Presbyterian missionaries William and Amanda Ferry as a boardi...
Monte Cristo Ghost Town
Granite Falls, Washington
In the early summer of 1889, prospector Joseph L. Pearsall spotted a brick-red mineral ledge from a 5,500-foot vantage p...
Moonville Tunnel
Zaleski, Ohio
Moonville Tunnel is considered the most haunted place in Appalachia. The most famous ghost is that of Frank Lawhead, a t...
Mounds State Park
Anderson, Indiana
Mounds State Park in Anderson, Indiana, encompasses over 250 acres of forested land along the White River, protecting te...
Mount Chocorua
Albany, New Hampshire
In the language of the Abenaki people, there is no oral tradition of a chief named Chocorua, yet this 3,490-foot peak in...
Multnomah Falls
Bridal Veil, Oregon
Multnomah Falls plunges 620 feet in two major steps through the Columbia River Gorge, making it the tallest waterfall in...
Murrells Inlet
Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
Murrells Inlet has been a haunt of pirates and smugglers since the early 1700s, when its maze of tidal creeks, salt mars...
Natural Bridge
Natural Bridge, Virginia
Natural Bridge stands as one of America's most spiritually charged geological wonders, a 215-foot limestone arch that ha...
New River Gorge Bridge
Fayetteville, West Virginia
The New River Gorge Bridge near Fayetteville is an engineering marvel that carries a heavy burden of human loss. Complet...
New York State Capitol
Albany, New York
The ghost of Samuel Abbott, the night watchman who died in the 1911 fire, is the Capitol's most reported spirit. He is s...
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth, Virginia
Norfolk Naval Shipyard, known historically as Gosport Shipyard, holds the distinction of being America's oldest continuo...
North Carolina State Capitol
Raleigh, North Carolina
Night watchman Newall Jackson reported 15 years of paranormal activity starting in the 1920s: books hitting floors, door...
O'Kane Building
Bend, Oregon
Hugh O'Kane was born in 1854 in Bushmills, County Antrim, Ireland, near the famous whiskey distillery, and by the time h...
Oaks Amusement Park
Portland, Oregon
Oaks Amusement Park opened on May 30, 1905, when Fred Morris of the Oregon Water Power and Railway Company invested $100...
Ocean Street (The White Lady)
Santa Cruz, California
The White Lady of Santa Cruz is one of the most enduring ghost legends in the region, her spectral form haunting Ocean S...
Ocracoke Lighthouse
Ocracoke, North Carolina
The Ocracoke Lighthouse stands at the southern end of Ocracoke Island on the Outer Banks, a squat white tower just seven...
Old Christ Church
Pensacola, Florida
Old Christ Church, the oldest place of worship in Northwest Florida, was established by the Episcopalian congregation in...
Old City Hall
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond's Old City Hall rises like a Gothic cathedral of stone and shadow at 1001 East Broad Street, its 195-foot clock...
Old City Hall
Tacoma, Washington
Old City Hall stands at the corner of Pacific Avenue and South 7th Street in Tacoma, an Italian Renaissance Revival monu...
Old City Orphanage
Marquette, Michigan
The Old City Orphanage in Marquette, formerly known as the Holy Family Orphanage, was constructed between 1914 and 1915...
Old Ellerbe Road School
Shreveport, Louisiana
The Old Ellerbe Road School opened in 1957 as George Washington Carver High School, a segregated campus serving Black st...
Old Sheldon Church Ruins
Yemassee, South Carolina
Old Sheldon Church was built between 1745 and 1755 as Prince William's Parish Church, organized and funded by William Bu...
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg, West Virginia
The Old Stone Presbyterian Church in Lewisburg is the oldest church in continuous use west of the Allegheny Mountains, a...
Ong's Hat Ghost Town
Pemberton Township, New Jersey
The origins of Ong's Hat trace back to the early 18th century, when the Ong family, descended from Quakers who arrived i...
Oregon Vortex
Gold Hill, Oregon
The Oregon Vortex sits on Sardine Creek in Gold Hill, a pocket of land in southern Oregon's Rogue Valley where the norma...
Pawleys Island (The Gray Man)
Pawleys Island, South Carolina
The Gray Man of Pawleys Island is one of the most famous and benevolent ghosts in American folklore -- a spectral figure...
Peck Building
Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Peck Building is a 6,500-square-foot, ten-bedroom Queen Anne-style structure on Division Street in Grand Rapids. Bui...
Pensacola Lighthouse
Pensacola, Florida
The Pensacola Lighthouse has cast its beam over the entrance to Pensacola Bay since 1859, but its paranormal reputation...
Pentagon Barracks
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
The Pentagon Barracks were constructed between 1819 and 1825 on the banks of the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge, desig...
Phantom Canyon Road
Victor, Colorado
Phantom Canyon Road is a thirty-mile route that winds through a narrow, dramatic gorge between Florence and Victor, foll...
Philippi Covered Bridge
Philippi, West Virginia
The Philippi Covered Bridge spanning the Tygart Valley River is the oldest and longest covered bridge in West Virginia,...
Pickering Wharf
Salem, Massachusetts
Pickering Wharf sits on land that was once the beating heart of Salem's maritime empire, a waterfront that in the eighte...
Pike Place Market
Seattle, Washington
Pike Place Market opened on August 17, 1907, when eight farmers sold their entire stock to a crowd of nearly ten thousan...
Poinsett Bridge
Landrum, South Carolina
Poinsett Bridge is the oldest surviving bridge in South Carolina and possibly in the entire southeastern United States,...
Point Lookout Lighthouse
Scotland, Maryland
Point Lookout Lighthouse, built in 1830 at the confluence of the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay, has earned the title...
Point Sur Lighthouse
Big Sur, California
Perched 361 feet above the crashing Pacific surf on a massive volcanic rock, Point Sur Light Station has guided ships al...
Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse
New Castle, New Hampshire
On July 4, 1809, disaster erupted at Fort Constitution adjacent to Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse when gunpowder reserved...
Pottawatomie Lighthouse
Washington Island, Wisconsin
David Corbin, the original lighthouse keeper, is buried on the island and his spirit has never left his post. Doors open...
Princess Anne Country Club
Virginia Beach, Virginia
The Princess Anne Country Club stands as one of Virginia Beach's most notorious haunted locations, its elegant halls con...
Proctor's Ledge Memorial
Salem, Massachusetts
Proctor's Ledge is the confirmed site where nineteen innocent people were hanged during the Salem witch trials of 1692,...
Pythian Castle
Springfield, Missouri
Pythian Castle in Springfield, Missouri, is a fortress of stone and mystery that has served as an orphanage, an old folk...
Quimby Road
San Jose, California
Quimby Road winds through the Evergreen foothills of East San Jose, a scenic route with sharp turns and spectacular view...
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, Colorado
Red Rocks Amphitheatre sits within a 738-acre park of towering sandstone formations near Morrison, Colorado, geological...
Remington Arms Factory
Bridgeport, Connecticut
The Union Metallic Cartridge Company opened its factory in Bridgeport's East End in 1867, and within decades it would be...
River Raisin National Battlefield Park
Monroe, Michigan
The River Raisin National Battlefield Park in Monroe preserves the site of the deadliest battle of the War of 1812, a ca...
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
The Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail is haunted by one of Gatlinburg's most famous ghosts - a young woman named Lucy who...
Roebling Suspension Bridge
Covington, Kentucky
The Roebling Suspension Bridge, connecting Covington to Cincinnati, has a gruesome history that has left paranormal impr...
Roswell Mill Ruins
Roswell, Georgia
The Roswell Mill was the largest cotton mill in north Georgia, incorporated in 1839 and employing over 600 workers who p...
Rush Ghost Town
Rush, Arkansas
In the early 1880s, prospectors came to the Rush Creek valley in the Arkansas Ozarks searching for lost silver mines fro...
Russell-Colbath House
Albany, New Hampshire
One fall afternoon in 1891, forty-one-year-old Thomas Colbath told his wife Ruth he was stepping out to run some errands...
S.S. Pierce Building
Brookline, Massachusetts
The S.S. Pierce Building rises at the heart of Coolidge Corner in Brookline, its distinctive Tudor Revival clock tower m...
Sachs Covered Bridge
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Sachs Covered Bridge, built in 1854 over Marsh Creek, served as a crucial crossing point for both Union and Confederate...
San Fernando Cathedral
San Antonio, Texas
San Fernando Cathedral, founded in 1731 by King Philip V of Spain, stands as the oldest standing church in Texas and the...
Santa Teresa County Park
San Jose, California
Santa Teresa County Park, located on the former Rancho Santa Teresa in San Jose, contains one of the Bay Area's most mys...
Sauerkraut Cave
Louisville, Kentucky
Sauerkraut Cave lies within the grounds of E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville, a seemingly ordinary state recreati...
Scull Shoals Ghost Town
Greensboro, Georgia
Deep in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, along the banks of the Oconee River, lies the abandoned village of Scu...
Sedamsville Rectory
Cincinnati, Ohio
The Sedamsville Rectory has become infamous among paranormal investigators for the intensity and hostility of its haunti...
Seneca Caverns
Riverton, West Virginia
Seneca Caverns in Riverton, West Virginia, is one of the most ancient and spiritually charged locations on the state's o...
Seul Choix Point Lighthouse
Gulliver, Michigan
Seul Choix Point Lighthouse stands on Michigan's Upper Peninsula near Gulliver, guarding the treacherous waters of north...
Shanghai Tunnels
Portland, Oregon
The Shanghai Tunnels are a network of 150-year-old underground passages beneath Portland's Old Town Chinatown district,...
Sheffield Island Lighthouse
Norwalk, Connecticut
Sheffield Island Lighthouse stands as a sentinel in Norwalk Harbor, its Victorian stone walls holding secrets from nearl...
Sherwood Point Lighthouse
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
The ghost of Minnie Hesh Cochems, who died in 1928, is said to tidy up after visitors leave. She clanks teacups, straigh...
Silver Bridge Memorial
Point Pleasant, West Virginia
The Silver Bridge Memorial in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, marks the site of one of the most devastating bridge disast...
Six Flags Over Georgia
Austell, Georgia
Six Flags Over Georgia has been haunted since opening in 1967 - perhaps because the park was built on top of Creek India...
Smith Tower
Seattle, Washington
Smith Tower rose from the corner of Second Avenue and Yesler Way through the vision of Lyman Cornelius Smith, a Syracuse...
Smuttynose Island
Isles of Shoals, New Hampshire
Shortly after one o'clock in the morning on March 6, 1873, an intruder broke into the only occupied house on Smuttynose...
Sons of Hermann Hall
Dallas, Texas
Sons of Hermann Hall, a Texas Historic Landmark since 1911, dominates Deep Ellum with its ornate German fraternal archit...
Spook Rock Road
Hudson, New York
The legend of Spook Rock Road has been passed down for generations. At night, travelers report hearing the mournful moan...
Springer's Point Nature Preserve
Ocracoke, North Carolina
Springer's Point is a 120-acre coastal nature preserve on Ocracoke Island, where ancient live oaks draped in Spanish mos...
St. Augustine Lighthouse
St. Augustine, Florida
The St. Augustine Lighthouse stands 165 feet tall at the edge of Anastasia Island, casting its beam across the Atlantic...
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Father Michael Smythe, a missionary priest from Fort Smith, initiated construction of a frame church on this limestone b...
St. Elmo Ghost Town
Nathrop, Colorado
St. Elmo is the best-preserved ghost town in Colorado, sitting at over 9,900 feet of elevation roughly twenty miles sout...
St. George's Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg, Virginia
St. George's Episcopal Church stands as one of Fredericksburg's most haunted landmarks, with ghostly activity stretching...
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Kansas City, Missouri
St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Kansas City is one of the city's oldest congregations, tracing its roots to 1857. The chu...
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Sharpsburg, Maryland
St. Paul Episcopal Church stands at 209 West Main Street in Sharpsburg, Maryland, a silent witness to the bloodiest sing...
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Harpers Ferry was born from the labor of Irish immigrants and survived the Civil Wa...
St. Simons Lighthouse
St. Simons Island, Georgia
The St. Simons Island Lighthouse has guided ships since 1872 and harbored a tragic ghost since 1880. Keeper Frederick Os...
St. Valentine's Day Massacre Site
Chicago, Illinois
The S-M-C Cartage Company warehouse at 2122 North Clark Street was the site of the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre...
Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain, Georgia
Stone Mountain is a 1,686-foot granite dome featuring the world's largest high-relief sculpture - the Confederate Memori...
Stow Lake (The White Lady)
San Francisco, California
Stow Lake is San Francisco's oldest and most famous haunted location. Created in 1893 in Golden Gate Park, the artificia...
Summerville Light
Summerville, South Carolina
On the old railroad tracks near Summerville, a mysterious floating light has been reported for over a century. Legend ho...
Surrency Poltergeist Site
Surrency, Georgia
The Surrency Poltergeist is one of the most documented ghost stories in American history. In October 1872, wealthy sawmi...
Tennessee State Capitol
Nashville, Tennessee
The Tennessee State Capitol is one of the few government buildings in America where the architects are literally buried...
Terlingua Ghost Town
Terlingua, Texas
Terlingua Ghost Town rises from the Chihuahuan Desert like a monument to boom-and-bust dreams, its crumbling adobe ruins...
Texas State Capitol
Austin, Texas
The Texas State Capitol, constructed in 1882, is said to be haunted year-round by politicians and visitors who don't kee...
The Athenaeum
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Athenaeum, originally Das Deutsche Haus, was built in two phases beginning in 1893 as the cultural heart of Indianap...
The Bandage Man of Cannon Beach
Cannon Beach, Oregon
The legend of the Bandage Man is one of Oregon's most enduring and distinctive pieces of paranormal folklore, a story th...
The Bellin Building
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Dr. Julius Bellin is said to still be hard at work in his namesake building. Office workers have reported hearing footst...
The Cuban Club
Tampa, Florida
The Cuban Club (El Círculo Cubano de Tampa) in Ybor City is considered one of the most haunted buildings in America, wit...
The Devil's Tree
Bernards Township, New Jersey
In an open field along Mountain Road in the Martinsville section of Bernards Township, Somerset County, a solitary oak t...
The Paulding Light
Paulding, Michigan
The Paulding Light is a mysterious luminous phenomenon visible from a stretch of old US Highway 45 near the village of P...
The Seven Gates of Hell
Hellam, Pennsylvania
The Seven Gates of Hell in Hellam Township, York County, is one of Pennsylvania's most infamous urban legends. Two compe...
The Witch's Castle
Portland, Oregon
The Witch's Castle is the local name for a moss-covered stone ruin that sits deep within Portland's Forest Park, at the...
The Witches' Tree
Louisville, Kentucky
The Witches' Tree stands at the corner of Sixth Street and Park Avenue in Old Louisville, a gnarled and twisted osage or...
Tillamook Rock Lighthouse
Tillamook, Oregon
Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, known to generations of Oregon coast residents as Terrible Tilly, stands on a basalt formatio...
TNT Area
Point Pleasant, West Virginia
The TNT Area outside Point Pleasant, West Virginia, is ground zero for the Mothman legend -- the place where America's m...
Troy Hill Firehouse
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Built in 1901, the Troy Hill Firehouse #39 was the city's oldest operating firehouse when it closed in 2005. Designed by...
Tunnelton Tunnel
Tunnelton, Indiana
The Tunnelton Tunnel, also known as the Big Tunnel, was constructed between 1855 and 1857 for the Ohio and Mississippi R...
Turner Hall
Galena, Illinois
Turner Hall in Galena was built in 1875 for $15,000 and was considered by traveling entertainment companies to be one of...
Tybee Island Lighthouse
Tybee Island, Georgia
The Tybee Island Lighthouse was completed in 1736 under the orders of General James Oglethorpe, making it one of America...
Union Station
Kansas City, Missouri
Union Station in Kansas City is one of the grandest railroad terminals in the United States, a Beaux-Arts masterpiece th...
USS Edson
Bay City, Michigan
The USS Edson (DD-946) is a Forrest Sherman-class destroyer that was commissioned in 1958 and served the United States N...
Virginia State Capitol
Richmond, Virginia
The Virginia State Capitol, designed by Thomas Jefferson and Charles-Louis Clerisseau and modeled after the ancient Roma...
War Eagle Mill
Rogers, Arkansas
Sylvanus and Catherine Blackburn settled in the War Eagle Valley in 1832 and built a water-powered gristmill beside War...
Waugoshance Lighthouse
Mackinaw City, Michigan
Waugoshance Lighthouse stands on a shoal in Lake Michigan near the Straits of Mackinac, accessible only by boat from Wil...
West Virginia State Capitol
Charleston, West Virginia
The West Virginia State Capitol in Charleston is one of the most visually striking government buildings in America, its...
White Island Lighthouse
Isles of Shoals, New Hampshire
The pirate Blackbeard is said to have abandoned one of his wives on this cluster of rocky islands, and her ghost has bee...
White Point Gardens (The Battery)
Charleston, South Carolina
White Point Gardens occupies the southern tip of the Charleston peninsula where the Ashley and Cooper rivers converge, a...
Whitman Mission
Walla Walla, Washington
In the autumn of 1836, Marcus and Narcissa Whitman arrived at a windswept stretch of land where the Walla Walla River me...
Willard Library
Evansville, Indiana
Willard Library at 21 North First Avenue in Evansville, Indiana, is widely regarded as the most haunted library in the U...
Wisconsin State Capitol
Madison, Wisconsin
The spirits of workers killed in the 1909 roof collapse are said to still roam the halls of the south wing. Employees an...
Wolf House
Norfork, Arkansas
Jacob Wolf, a man of German ancestry, arrived in the Arkansas Ozarks around 1820 and established his homestead at the mo...
Wrigley Field
Chicago, Illinois
Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs since 1914, may be built on cursed ground. The construction of Weeghman Park (as...
Yaquina Bay Lighthouse
Newport, Oregon
The Yaquina Bay Lighthouse in Newport, Oregon holds a distinction shared by no other historic structure in America: it i...
Zuelke Building
Appleton, Wisconsin
Irving Zuelke, who built the complex and ran a music store within it, is said to haunt the building. Staff and visitors...
22 Mine Road
Holden, West Virginia
On June 22, 1932, the body of Mamie Thurman was found in a ditch along 22 Mine Road near Holden in Logan County, West Vi...
Alhambra Apartments
Detroit, Michigan
The Alhambra Apartments were built in 1924 as a six-story residential building designed in the Romanesque Revival style...
Angel of the Battlefield Monument
Evansville, Indiana
The Angel of the Battlefield Monument stands in Evansville's Riverside Historic District, a neighborhood steeped in Civi...
Bara-Hack
Pomfret, Connecticut
Deep in the Ragged Hills of northeastern Connecticut, down an old cart path through dense forest, lie the ruins of Bara-...
Burnt Mill Road - The Atco Ghost
Atco, New Jersey
Burnt Mill Road is a dead-end road that cuts through the Pine Barrens in the unincorporated community of Atco within Wat...
Croisan Creek Road
Salem, Oregon
Croisan Creek Road winds through the wooded hills of South Salem, a narrow, twisting route originally designed for Model...
Crybaby Lane
Raleigh, North Carolina
Crybaby Lane is a creepy stretch of deserted land off Western Boulevard in Raleigh, not far from the former Dorothea Dix...
Downs Road
Hamden, Connecticut
Deep in the woods between Hamden and Bethany lies one of Connecticut's most infamous haunted roads. Named for Samuel Dow...
Gallows Hill Road
Cranford, New Jersey
At the intersection of Gallows Hill Road and Brookside Place in Cranford, New Jersey, once stood a massive oak tree that...
Hornet Spooklight
Joplin, Missouri
The Hornet Spooklight is one of the oldest and most enduring paranormal mysteries in America -- a luminous orb that has...
Island Path Road
Hampton, New Hampshire
The only woman ever convicted of witchcraft in New Hampshire still walks Island Path Road, more than three centuries aft...
Livermore Ghost Town
Livermore, New Hampshire
The loggers of Livermore never really left. This ghost town in the White Mountains of New Hampshire rose from nothing, w...
Lydia's Bridge
Jamestown, North Carolina
On rainy, foggy nights, a pretty young woman in a white dress flags down drivers and asks for a ride to High Point. She...
Milton Schoolhouse
Alton, Illinois
Milton Schoolhouse in Alton was constructed in 1904 and expanded in stages until a gymnasium and stage were added in 193...
Murphy Funeral Home
Salem, Massachusetts
Murphy Funeral Home has served Salem's families since 1893, when Patrick W. Murphy founded one of the city's first funer...
Old Redfield Road
Sheridan, Arkansas
Old Redfield Road runs deep through the forested lowlands south of Little Rock in Grant County, Arkansas, originally ser...
Oxford Light
Oxford, Ohio
On Oxford-Milford Road outside Oxford, a ghostly light appears on dark nights where two forbidden lovers once met in sec...
Rainbow Springs Resort
Mukwonago, Wisconsin
The abandoned resort has earned a reputation as genuinely cursed. Trespassers report hearing music and laughter from the...
Reeder Road
Griffith, Indiana
Reeder Road in Griffith, Indiana, is a narrow, overgrown stretch of abandoned roadway in the swampy lowlands of Northwes...
Ridgeway Phantom
Ridgeway, Wisconsin
The apparition of a man -- possibly two brothers killed in a bar fight during the lead-mining boom -- has haunted the Ol...
Riverdale Road
Thornton, Colorado
Riverdale Road is an eleven-mile stretch between Thornton and Brighton, northeast of Denver, that has earned a reputatio...
Silver Run Tunnel
Pennsboro, West Virginia
The Silver Run Tunnel near Pennsboro is the nineteenth tunnel on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad line between Grafton an...
Stones Throw
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
The spirit of a man who hanged himself in the building in the early 1900s is said to still inhabit the space. Occupants...
The Art House
Eugene, Oregon
The building that houses the Art House in Eugene, Oregon has passed through four distinct incarnations, each leaving its...
The Demon House Site
Gary, Indiana
The house at 3860 Carolina Street in Gary, Indiana, became the center of one of the most controversial and widely report...
The Exorcist House
Bel-Nor, Missouri
In the quiet suburb of Bel-Nor, just outside St. Louis, stands an unassuming two-story brick house on a residential cul-...
Tilly Willy Bridge
Fayetteville, Arkansas
The bridge that became one of Arkansas's most enduring ghost legends sits on a rural stretch of road south of Fayettevil...
Zombie Road
Wildwood, Missouri
Zombie Road is a two-mile stretch of abandoned roadway cutting through the dense forest of Wildwood, Missouri, in St. Lo...