Haunted Richmond

10 haunted places in Richmond, Virginia

Richmond is home to 10 haunted locations, including mansions, museums and theaters. Explore the paranormal history of Virginia's most haunted places.

Haunted Mansions (2)

Agecroft Hall stands as one of America's most remarkable haunted locations—a 15th-century Tudor manor house that was dis...

Maymont Mansion stands as one of Richmond's most remarkable Gilded Age estates, a 33-room Richardsonian Romanesque mansi...

Rising from the wooded banks of the James River like a medieval fortress, the Byrd Park Pump House has earned a reputati...

The Edgar Allan Poe Museum occupies the Old Stone House, built circa 1740 by German immigrant Jacob Ege, making it the o...

Richmond's Byrd Theatre stands as one of Virginia's most magnificent movie palaces and one of its most haunted. Named af...

Hollywood Cemetery, established in 1847 and designed by landscape architect John Notman, sprawls across 135 acres overlo...

The Linden Row Inn occupies seven stately Greek Revival townhouses that stand as the nation's finest surviving example o...

On December 11, 1873, Chesapeake and Ohio locomotive number 2 rumbled through Richmond's newest engineering marvel—a 4,0...

Richmond's Old City Hall rises like a Gothic cathedral of stone and shadow at 1001 East Broad Street, its 195-foot clock...

The Virginia State Capitol, designed by Thomas Jefferson and Charles-Louis Clerisseau and modeled after the ancient Roma...

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