Haunted Pittsburgh

7 haunted places in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh is home to 7 haunted locations, including museums, prisons and restaurants. Explore the paranormal history of Pennsylvania's most haunted places.

Haunted Museums (2)

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh

The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh in Oakland opened in 1895 as a gift from steel magnate Andrew Carnegie to the city. W...

National Aviary

The land where the National Aviary now stands was once the site of Western State Penitentiary, built in 1826 and torn do...

Haunted Prisons (1)

Allegheny County Jail

The Old Allegheny County Jail was completed in 1886 to the designs of Boston architect H.H. Richardson, who is considere...

Haunted Restaurants (1)

Church Brew Works

The cornerstone of St. John the Baptist Church on Liberty Avenue was laid on June 1, 1902, built to serve the growing Ir...

Haunted Mansions (1)

Clayton (The Frick Mansion)

Henry Clay Frick and his wife Adelaide Howard Childs purchased Clayton in August 1882 for $25,000. The house was an 11-r...

Haunted Hotels (1)

Omni William Penn Hotel

The Omni William Penn Hotel opened on March 11, 1916, as Pittsburgh's finest accommodation between New York and Chicago....

Other Haunted Places (1)

Troy Hill Firehouse

Built in 1901, the Troy Hill Firehouse #39 was the city's oldest operating firehouse when it closed in 2005. Designed by...

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