Haunted Williamsburg

8 haunted places in Williamsburg, Virginia

Williamsburg is home to 8 haunted locations, including mansions, restaurants and universities. Explore the paranormal history of Virginia's most haunted places.

Haunted Mansions (3)

George Wythe House

The George Wythe House, built between 1752 and 1754 by Richard Taliaferro—Virginia's "most skillful architect"—stands as...

Governor's Palace

The Governor's Palace stands as Colonial Williamsburg's most imposing structure, rebuilt on its original 1706-1722 found...

Peyton Randolph House

The Peyton Randolph House stands as the most haunted building in Colonial Williamsburg, with an estimated thirty deaths...

Haunted Restaurants (2)

King's Arms Tavern

On February 6, 1772, an enterprising businesswoman named Jane Vobe opened a tavern on East Duke of Gloucester Street, ad...

Shields Tavern

Shields Tavern stands as one of Colonial Williamsburg's most haunted establishments, a place where centuries of history...

Haunted Universities (1)

College of William & Mary

The College of William & Mary, founded in 1693 under a royal charter from King William III and Queen Mary II, is the sec...

Haunted Hospitals (1)

Public Hospital of 1773

The Public Hospital of 1773 stands as America's first institution dedicated solely to the care and treatment of the ment...

Other Haunted Places (1)

Bruton Parish Church

Bruton Parish Church stands as one of America's most haunted colonial landmarks, its churchyard and sanctuary harboring...

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