Haunted Mansions
234 haunted locations across America
Grand estates with restless spirits, hidden rooms, and tragic histories
All Haunted Mansions
1859 Ashton Villa
A caretaker in the carriage house woke to piano music drifting from the Gold Room.
Ace of Clubs House
The house is shaped like a playing card. Look at it from above and you see the club suit, more or less…
Agecroft Hall
In 1925, a Tudor manor in the Irwell Valley was taken apart timber by timber, crated, loaded onto a ship…
Alexander Majors House
Louisa Johnston bought the Alexander Majors House in 1930 for $2,500, a deteriorating mansion that happened to belong…
Alexander Noble House
During her first night as a docent at the Alexander Noble House in 2014, Katelaine Buske stood in the parlor wearing an…
Amityville Horror House
Ronald DeFeo Jr.'s defense attorney admitted he helped invent the haunting.
Ann Starrett Mansion
Say something rude inside the Ann Starrett Mansion and you might get smacked on the head.
Artist House
The Artist House at 534 Eaton Street in Key West was built between 1890 and 1898…
Ash Lawn-Highland
For nearly two centuries, the small white building tourists were shown at Highland was not James Monroe's house.
Ashland - The Henry Clay Estate
A white-haired man in a black frock coat, leaning against the fireplace mantel in the old red parlor…
Atalaya Castle
Ranger Mike Walker, who leads the ghost tours at Atalaya, is the first to admit the place shouldn't be haunted.
Attmore-Oliver House
Curator Jim Hodges starts every morning the same way. He walks into the Attmore-Oliver House on Broad Street…
Avery House
Twelve days after William Avery died of a stomach ailment in 1890, his widow Mary married the dead man's business…
Baleroy Mansion
Paul Kimmons was the curator. He was skeptical. He had toured Baleroy Mansion with a psychic and…
Barnsley Gardens Resort
Godfrey Barnsley built Woodlands for a woman who would never live in it.
Beattie Mansion
Eliza Beattie doesn't like men in her part of the house. Visitors to the Beattie Mansion in St.
Beauregard-Keyes House
General P.G.T. Beauregard was buried in stocking feet. That detail, according to the woman who later owned his former…
Bell Farm Historic Site
Andrew Jackson rode out to the Bell Farm in 1819 with a wagon full of soldiers and a ghost hunter named Williams…
Bellamy Mansion
Before Dr. John Dillard Bellamy built his 22-room mansion on Market Street, the lot was Gallows Hill.
Belle Grove Plantation
A visitor walking through Belle Grove once glanced into the room where Confederate Major General Stephen Dodson Ramseur…
Berkeley Springs Castle
In 2000, a group of ghost chasers bought a castle. Not a metaphor.
Biltmore Estate
George Vanderbilt had one room he loved above the other 249. It was the library…
Bingham-Waggoner Estate
George Caleb Bingham stood in what is now the Bingham-Waggoner Estate and told Union Brigadier General Thomas Ewing…
Bishop's Palace
During storms, Colonel Walter Gresham becomes restless. Witnesses see a figure pacing before the front door and around…
Blandwood Mansion
Letitia Morehead stood in the tower of her father's house in Greensboro watching the road for a husband who wasn't…
Blennerhassett Island
A group of campers set up their tent on Blennerhassett Island one night, lit a fire, and turned in. Rustling woke them.
Bodley-Bullock House
The day after the board of trustees voted to allow alcohol at events inside the Bodley-Bullock House…
Boone Hall Plantation
The brickyard at Boone Hall produced roughly four million bricks per year by 1850.
Bothwell Lodge
A wooden box in the storage room beneath the library covers a shaft that drops straight into a cave.
Briarhurst Manor
A dining room full of people watched an expensive vase launch itself off a table and shatter.
Burgwin-Wright House
When Port City Paranormal set up recording equipment in the subbasement of the Burgwin-Wright House in Wilmington…
Bush House Museum
Bush House Museum's headline ghost story is the one that isn't true.
Campbell House
Amasa Campbell's portrait hangs inside his former home in Spokane, and visitors swear his eyes follow them through the…
Carlyle House
In the 1970s, stone mason Jon Battista was restoring the chimney foundation at Carlyle House when he opened a sealed…
Carnton Plantation
The bloodstains in the children's bedroom at Carnton Plantation are still visible more than 160 years after the Battle…
Catlin House
"A horse length. This one goes first." That is what a paranormal investigator's recorder picked up in an empty upstairs…
Chase House
A little girl runs down the second-floor hallway of the Chase House and disappears before anyone gets close.
Chatham Manor
On December 21, 1862, Walt Whitman walked up to the front of Chatham Manor looking for his wounded brother George.
Clayton (The Frick Mansion)
Martha Frick was five years old when she swallowed a pin in the summer of 1891.
Clayton House
The porcelain dolls won't stay put. They're America's first ladies in miniature…
Conference House
Neighbors still hear it on quiet nights: a man shouting, then a woman screaming…
Conrad-Caldwell House
Theophile Conrad died of a heart attack on the main staircase of his own mansion in 1905…
Cragfont
The story Cragfont tells about itself opens with Conway Twitty walking out and not coming back.
Croke-Patterson Mansion
The basement of this Denver mansion has a sealed chamber that nobody has a clean explanation for.
Culbertson Mansion
There's a doctor haunting the Culbertson Mansion named Dr. Webb, and he appears to be fiction. Dr.
Curran Hall
The coffee maker at Curran Hall brews coffee when it's turned off, empty of water, and empty of grounds.
Dana-Thomas House
A light sconce ripped itself off the wall of the Dana-Thomas House on the anniversary of Susan Lawrence Dana's death.
Deering Estate
The Deering Estate sprawls across 444 acres in Miami's Palmetto Bay neighborhood…
Dorr House
The translucent woman in Victorian dress drifts across an upper room and stands on the second-floor balcony.
Dowling House
Photographs taken of the Dowling House since the 1960s keep showing figures in the upper windows and on the porch.
Dr. Josephus Hall House
"It is not a ghost tour," says Brian M. Davis, the executive director of the Historic Salisbury Foundation.
Emlen Physick Estate
Aunt Emilie cooked dinner for the dogs in the kitchen. Her sister Frances Ralston…
Enslin Mansion
Nine ghosts. That's the count, according to Michele Bell, whose family has owned the house at 562 Fifth Avenue in Troy…
Epperson House
The organ in the basement of Epperson House was built for a woman who never got to play it.
Exchange Place
The volunteers at Exchange Place have a name for the ghost in the main farmhouse.
Fair Lane Estate
Henry Ford died at Fair Lane on April 7, 1947, by candlelight.
Faulkner House Books
Every time a pretty young woman has worked the register at Faulkner House Books, she's reported the same thing…
Felt Mansion
Agnes Felt died six weeks after her mansion was finished. Dorr followed eighteen months later.
Ferry Plantation House
At 10 a.m. on July 10, 2006, Virginia Beach Mayor Meyera Oberndorf stood at Ferry Plantation House and read Governor…
Flavel House Museum
At the Flavel House Museum, somebody opens Katie Flavel's bedroom curtains.
Ford Mansion (Washington's Headquarters)
"What is your favorite memory?" paranormal investigator Gordon Ward asked, sitting in a room across from the kitchen.
Franklin Castle
The Romano children kept asking their mother for extra cookies.
Gallier House
James Gallier Jr. built the house at 1132 Royal Street to be the most technologically advanced home in New Orleans…
George Wythe House
Colonial Williamsburg's official line on the George Wythe House is one sentence long…
Georgetown Castle
Peter Gessner made his money running gambling tables and a brothel out of the Central Tavern in Pioneer Square…
Gimghoul Castle
A rock sits in front of Gimghoul Castle, and the story says it's stained with Peter Dromgoole's blood.
Glenn House
Every Christmas, staff at the Glenn House in Cape Girardeau wrapped empty boxes and placed them under the tree as…
Governor's Palace
In June 1930, an Egyptologist named Prentice Duell started digging in the west garden of the Governor's Palace in…
Grant-Humphreys Mansion
Albert Humphreys was found dead on the third floor of his Denver mansion in May 1927, a gunshot wound to the head…
Hammond Castle
Rising from the rocky cliffs of Gloucester's Magnolia neighborhood, Hammond Castle stands as a monument to one man's…
Hampton Plantation
The rocking chair in John Henry Rutledge's room kept moving on its own.
Hampton-Preston Mansion
During the 1982 Christmas season, a docent at the Hampton-Preston Mansion finished a candlelight tour…
Hannah House
The most famous Hannah House story is that a group of escaped slaves died in a fire in the basement and Alexander…
Harper House
Somewhere in the garden of Harper House, there's money buried in jars.
Harriet Beecher Stowe Center
Harriet Beecher Stowe hosted seances in this house. That's not rumor or legend.
Hay House
Confederate gold sat in a hidden room inside this staircase. The largest reserve south of Richmond…
Hearst Castle
The official story at Hearst Castle is architecture. La Cuesta Encantada, the Enchanted Hill…
Hearthstone Castle
A hiker on the second floor of Hearthstone Castle looked down through a crack in the broken floorboards.
Henderson Castle
One crossbeam in the dining room at Henderson Castle has markings on it that look like a child's handwriting.
Hermann-Grima House
Staff at the Hermann-Grima House have walked into rooms on cold October mornings to find the fireplaces already lit.
Horace Williams House
Catherine Berryhill Williams was a child when she lived at 610 East Rosemary Street.
Houghton Mansion
The Houghton Mansion stands at 172 Church Street in North Adams, a grand Victorian testament to one man's success and…
House of Death
In the 1930s, a mother and daughter living at 14 West 10th Street saw a ghost near the window. It spoke.
Hummelbaugh House
When Confederate Brigadier General William Barksdale was carried off the field at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863…
Hunt-Morgan House
A nurse fell asleep at the bedside of a sick Morgan child and woke to see a Black woman in a turban and red leather…
Hunt-Phelan Home
Yellow fever swept through Memphis in 1873 and the Hunt family fled the city so fast they left their gold behind.
Illinois Executive Mansion
An Illinois State Trooper once spent four hours trapped in the elevator at the Governor's Mansion in Springfield.
James Allison Mansion
James Allison's house had an indoor swimming pool in the basement, and the crying comes from the drain.
John Paul Jones House
Sarah Wentworth Purcell has been watching the harbor from an upstairs window at the corner of Middle and State for more…
John Wornall House
The guns inside the John Wornall House move on their own. Staff have found firearms repositioned to aim at the front…
Jonathan Pitney House
A guest named David Perez was asleep in Caroline's Room at the Jonathan Pitney House when he felt something pressing…
Joshua Ward House
The Joshua Ward House at 148 Washington Street sits on some of the most notorious ground in Salem.
Kaminski House Museum
There is an antique sideboard inside the Kaminski House Museum that staff believe is connected to the ghost of an…
Kelton House Museum
Neighbors kept calling the Kelton House asking if they were hosting a Civil War reenactment. They were not.
Kenmore Plantation
Colonel Fielding Lewis put roughly seven thousand pounds of his own money into making gunpowder for the Continental…
Kentucky Old Governor's Mansion
Candles that haven't been lit in a century still flicker in the upper windows of Kentucky's Old Governor's Mansion.
Kolb Farm
The ghost learned a code. Jim Tatum, a retired Army officer, told whatever kept ringing the porcelain angel bell in the…
Korner's Folly
A little girl saying "peek-a-boo." The SPARS paranormal team captured that EVP in the Children's Play Room at Korner's…
LaLaurie Mansion
The fire at the LaLaurie Mansion was set by a 70-year-old woman chained to the kitchen stove. It was April 10, 1834.
Lee-Fendall House
Thirty-seven members of the Lee family lived in this house between 1785 and 1903.
Leland Stanford Mansion
Jane Lathrop Stanford never really let go. After her only son Leland Jr.
Lemp Mansion
Four members of the same family shot themselves in or near the Lemp Mansion in St. Louis between 1904 and 1949.
Liberty Hall
Margaretta Varick came to visit her niece in Frankfort in July 1817 and was dead before the week was out.
Lilburn Mansion
Police in Ellicott City once responded to calls about a woman sitting in her car outside a granite mansion on College…
Lincoln Home
"I kept looking around, but no one was there," said Shirlie Laughlin, a Lincoln Home employee…
Littlefield House
The Littlefield House on the University of Texas campus stands as an ornate Victorian monument to one of Texas' most…
Lizzie Borden House
The Greek Revival house at 230 Second Street was built in 1845 and became home to Andrew Jackson Borden…
Logan Mansion
A wind-up music box sitting in the foyer of the Logan Mansion started playing at 5:30 in the morning.
Longfellow House
"All houses wherein men have lived and died are haunted houses." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote those words in 1858…
Longview Mansion
Loula Long Combs died in 1971 at the age of 90, after 65 years of showing horses and winning blue ribbons.
Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House
Orchard House stands on Lexington Road in Concord, Massachusetts, where Louisa May Alcott wrote her beloved classic…
Mabry-Hazen House
Evelyn Hazen sat in her bedroom at the Mabry-Hazen House in the 1970s having long conversations with her dead friend…
Madame Sherri Forest Ruins
The staircase at Madame Sherri Forest is what gets people. It climbs twenty-some feet out of the forest floor in…
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
There is a room inside the main house at Magnolia Plantation that staff call "the Dying Room." Most employees refuse to…
Malabar Farm State Park
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall got married in this house. May 21, 1945…
Mallory-Neely House
The ghost stories about the Mallory-Neely House all seem to orbit the third floor.
Marie Laveau's House
Marie Laveau's House of Voodoo sells mojo bags, gris-gris, and Tarot readings to tourists at 628 Bourbon Street…
Mary Todd Lincoln House
The Mary Todd Lincoln House has a haunting problem that most haunted houses don't…
Mary Washington House
George Washington's mother is supposed to be in her garden. It's a strange version of a ghost story.
Maxfield House
The little girl shows up between the aisles of the antique shop. Not on any schedule. Not with any warning.
May-Stringer House
The May-Stringer House in Brooksville is widely known as the most haunted house in Florida…
McCollum-Chidester House
The bullet holes are still in the wall. Upstairs in the McCollum-Chidester House in Camden…
McPike Mansion
Nobody has lived in the McPike Mansion since 1954, but the current owners count at least 15 residents.
Meeker Mansion
Visitors to the Meeker Mansion in Puyallup have heard snoring coming from the master bedroom.
Mercer-Williams House
Jim Williams died in the same room where he killed Danny Hansford. Same spot, almost to the foot.
Millermore Mansion
The Millermore Mansion, a towering Greek Revival masterpiece built in 1861…
Missouri Governor's Mansion
Jesse James once sent a letter to the Missouri Governor's Mansion threatening to kidnap Carrie Crittenden…
Molly Brown House
Staff at the Molly Brown House check the lightbulbs. They do this often, because the bulbs at 1340 Pennsylvania Street…
Monticello
In 1941, the room where Sally Hemings lived as an enslaved woman at Monticello was converted into a men's bathroom.
Moody Mansion
Moody Mansion, a 31-room Romanesque Revival masterpiece built in 1895, served as headquarters for one of Texas's most…
Mordecai House
The piano in the parlor plays when nobody is sitting at it. Visitors describe a soft…
Morris-Jumel Mansion
In 1964, a group of schoolchildren waiting on the front lawn of the Morris-Jumel Mansion watched a woman step onto the…
Moses Myers House
A top-hatted figure paces the garden behind the Moses Myers House. Head bowed, hands clasped behind his back.
Mt. Ida
Miss Ida Tyson went deaf and needed a cane to walk, but she carried a big ring of keys with her everywhere she went.
My Old Kentucky Home (Federal Hill)
On August 14, 1855, John Rowan Jr. was sitting up on a second-floor windowsill at Federal Hill…
Nemacolin Castle
Three generations of the Bowman family lived and died in this castle on the Monongahela…
Nicholson-Rand House
In 1997, the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana picked up the Nicholson-Rand House and moved it half a mile south…
Oaklands Mansion
The director of Oaklands Mansion thinks it isn't haunted. James Manning calls it "the anti-haunted house" and runs…
Ocean-Born Mary House
Mary Wilson Wallace, born at sea in 1720 and known for the rest of her life as Ocean-Born Mary…
Octagon Hall Museum
Mary Elizabeth Caldwell was eight years old when she caught fire inside the house in 1860.
Orna Villa
On June 2, 1857, Dr. Alexander Means stood in Atlanta's Old City Hall and ran electric current through a chunk of black…
Paul Revere House
The Paul Revere House is the oldest remaining structure in downtown Boston…
Peabody-Whitehead Mansion
The chandelier in the Peabody-Whitehead Mansion flickered so often that the owners finally called an electrician to fix…
Peel Mansion
In the 1920s, a girl named Margery English had her appendix rupture while playing tennis at the mansion.
Peyton Randolph House
Firefighters walked into the Peyton Randolph House on a fire alarm in December 2014 and found a fully discharged fire…
Phelps Mansion
Every member of the Phelps family died within twelve years of moving in.
Pittock Mansion
There's a child running around Pittock Mansion who has no business being there. No Pittock kid died young in the house.
Pleasant Hall
Custodians at LSU's Pleasant Hall will not work the third floor alone, and the reason is room 312.
Poplar Hill Mansion
The scorch marks are still on the nursery floor. Sara, an enslaved woman, was 19 years old, unmarried…
Proprietary House
A delivery man once knocked on the front door of the Proprietary House in Perth Amboy and was greeted by a small boy in…
Prospect Place Mansion
George Willison Adams was born on a Virginia plantation. His father freed the family's slaves and moved everyone to…
Rackliffe House
Denise Milko was studying alone in the Rackliffe House one evening in the 1960s when she heard a window shatter…
Ramsay House
The coffee pot turns itself on. At 221 King Street, before the morning shift unlocks the door of Alexandria's Visitor…
Raven's Grin Inn
Jim Warfield once saw a pair of jeans walk into his living room with nobody inside them.
Reitz Home Museum
The Reitz Home Museum has the finest silk damask, the most intricate parquet…
Reynolds Mansion
The Reynolds Mansion has one degree of separation from the Hope Diamond.
Rhodes Hall
Three enormous stained glass panels hang above the main staircase at 1516 Peachtree Street NW…
Ringwood Manor
People walking the bridge out of the Ringwood Manor cemetery sometimes find themselves followed by a blue ball of…
Robert Mills House
Staff at 1616 Blanding Street keep finding the bedsheets disturbed in a second-floor bedroom.
Rockcliffe Mansion
Every night around 2 a.m., the caretaker at Rockcliffe Mansion heard the servant's entrance door slam shut.
Rodgers House
The British burned Havre de Grace on May 3, 1813. Up to 40 buildings went up in flames while 400 troops marched through…
Ropes Mansion
The Ropes Mansion stands as one of Salem's most beautiful—and most haunted—historic homes…
Rotherwood Mansion
The ghost story at Rotherwood Mansion starts with a woman who, in most tellings, never actually lived there.
Ruthmere Mansion
Ruth Beardsley died at seven months old, and her parents built her a mansion. They never had another child.
Ryan Mansion
The piano in the music room plays by itself. Soft, melodic, Victorian-era tunes drifting through the first floor of the…
Sam Davis Home
Erica Dahlgren, the volunteer coordinator at the Sam Davis Home, has a routine for the dining room door when it sticks.
Sandford House
The Lady in Black waits on the main staircase of the Sandford House in Fayetteville.
Sauer Castle
Most of the ghost stories about Sauer Castle are lies, and the truth is more interesting than any of them. The…
Schenck Mansion
Male guests at the Schenck Mansion Bed and Breakfast used to wake up to something soft pressing against their cheek.
Shelton McMurphey Johnson House
Staff at the Shelton McMurphey Johnson House have a habit of talking to the air.
Smithville Mansion
Hezekiah Smith was so afraid his first wife would dig up his body that he had himself buried in an iron casket…
Sorrel-Weed House
The most famous ghost story at the Sorrel-Weed House might not be true.
Southern Mansion
The wine glasses keep turning up with red lipstick on the rims. Nobody at the Southern Mansion is wearing that shade.
Spanish Governor's Palace
The Spanish Governor's Palace stands as San Antonio's only surviving example of an aristocratic Spanish Colonial…
Sparrow House
The Richard Sparrow House stands as Plymouth's oldest surviving home and one of the oldest structures in all of New…
Squire's Castle
The most famous ghost at Squire's Castle never actually died there.
Stranahan House
The Stranahan House is the oldest surviving structure in Broward County, built in 1901 by Frank Stranahan as both a…
Summerwind Mansion
Arnold Hinshaw played his Hammond organ through the night, every night, the sound carrying across West Bay Lake while…
Swope's Townhouse
An English woman went to tour 210 Prince Street with a realtor and never made it past the staircase.
Taliesin
"Why mark the spot where desolation ended and began?" Frank Lloyd Wright left Mamah Borthwick's grave unmarked.
Teackle Mansion
Police in Princess Anne keep getting called to Teackle Mansion.
Texas Governor's Mansion
In the mid-1980s, Governor Mark White's wife and daughter encountered something in Sam Houston's bedroom.
The Allen House
In August 2009, Mark Spencer pried up a floorboard in the attic of his Monticello…
The Barracks
Every Christmas Eve at midnight, a young Hessian soldier appears at the fireplace in a stone house on Edgehill Street…
The Carneal House
She asked the Marquis de Lafayette for a dance. He said no. She hanged herself that night. The Ghosts of Covington…
The Carter House
Captain Tod Carter rode at the Confederate line through his own front yard at the Battle of Franklin.
The Dakota
An electrician working in the Dakota's basement in the 1930s saw a short man in a wig four separate times.
The Duke Mansion
"Dead or alive." The phrase lit up inside her head the night she walked into the Duke Mansion gardens at 11:50 PM…
The Empress of Little Rock
A painter working alone in the three-story octagonal tower came down to grab a screwdriver.
The Grove
The Grove, also known as the Stilley-Young House, is an 1861 historic home in Jefferson, Texas…
The Hermitage
Mary Elizabeth Rosencrantz was burned by a coal stove she could barely afford to keep running…
The Hermitage
The marble slab reads only "ALICE." No last name. No dates. Her brother wanted her forgotten. Alice Belin Flagg was…
The House of Seven Gables
Susanna Ingersoll is the spirit people encounter most often. She is the only person documented to have been both born…
The Lotz House
A cannonball came through the second floor of the Lotz House on November 30, 1864…
The Nyack Haunted House
A New York appellate court ruled in 1991 that this house is, as a matter of law, haunted. That's not a metaphor.
The Pabst Mansion
Staff were setting up candelabras for an event at the Pabst Mansion when the candles started popping out on their own.
The Spy House (Seabrook-Wilson House)
The woman at the upstairs window wears a long black skirt and a red blouse with billowy sleeves…
The Sultan's Palace (Gardette-LePrete House)
The Sultan's Palace massacre never happened. That's not a hot take.
The Wayside
The Wayside is one of Concord's most historically significant homes, having been residence to three prominent literary…
The Witch House
Four-year-old Dorothy Good told the magistrates that she had "a little Snake that used to Suck on the lowest Joint of…
The Wren's Nest
Museum director Melissa Swindell was driving Joel Chandler Harris's typewriter to a new location when her car shut…
Thistle Hill Mansion
Thistle Hill, located at 1509 Pennsylvania Avenue, is one of Fort Worth's premier residential landmarks and the most…
Thomas Wolfe Memorial
In October 1918, in an upstairs bedroom with lace curtains at the Old Kentucky Home boardinghouse on Market Street…
Thurber House
Thomas Tracy Tress, a Columbus jeweler, wanted to prove to his dinner guests that his .38-caliber revolver was not…
Tippecanoe Place
A hostess at Tippecanoe Place was at the top of the grand staircase one night in the early 1990s when she watched a…
Tivoli High House
Tivoli High House is the site of Pensacola's original 1805 entertainment hub--now a historic replica holding echoes of…
Travellers Rest Plantation
Travellers Rest started out with a different name: Golgotha, the hill of skulls.
Two Rivers Mansion
Two Rivers Mansion has a fence story before it has a ghost story. When David H.
Vaile Mansion
After Sophia Vaile died, her husband Harvey tried to bury her in a glass coffin on the grounds of Vaile Mansion so he…
Villa Paula
The back gate at 5811 N. Miami Avenue killed three of Cliff Ensor's cats.
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens was the 1916 estate of industrialist James Deering…
Walker-Ames House
Pete Orbea has spent more than 1,100 hours inside the Walker-Ames House in Port Gamble, Washington.
Wampee House
A caretaker watched a young Native American woman in buckskin and ribbons staring directly at her through a window.
Whaley House
James "Yankee Jim" Robinson spent forty-five minutes dying in the spot where the Whaley House parlor now stands.
White Hall State Historic Site
For years, visitors approaching White Hall from the long driveway could see the face of a woman in an upstairs window.
Whitehall Mansion
Dr. Dudley Woodbridge's headstone reads: "A tender Parent & a kind Friend." The soul effigy carved into the sandstone…
Wickland Mansion
The historian Dixie Hibbs has been leading tours through Wickland since 2009 with a pair of twin mediums…
William Root House
Every morning, museum staff tighten the antique rope bed in the main bedroom.
Winchester Mystery House
There's a staircase in the Winchester Mystery House that goes straight up into the ceiling and stops.
Wolcott House
Visitors to the Wolcott House in Maumee keep feeling a hand on their shoulder. They turn around and nobody is there.
Woodruff-Fontaine House
Mollie Woodruff lost her firstborn the same day the baby was born. Three months later, her husband died too.
Zebulon Latimer House
Staff at the Zebulon Latimer House have watched an Emily Dickinson poetry book lift off its display surface…
Baker Peters House
There are two bullet holes in an interior bedroom door at the Baker Peters House in Knoxville…
Bell Mansion
You can get married at the Bell Mansion in the same room where Fort Wayne mourned its dead for nearly a…
Brumder Mansion
The mirror in the Gold Suite bathroom lifted itself off the hook and shattered in the bathtub. Nobody was in the room.
Captain Thompson Phillips House
The Captain Thompson Phillips House holds a unique place in American paranormal history -- it was legally declared…
Devil's Tower (Rio Vista)
The rumor is that if you walk backwards around the tower six times, Harriet Rionda appears.
Holmdene Mansion
Campus locksmith Ryan Wendt saw the green light for himself one night in Holmdene's third-floor window.
Kendrick House
During a paranormal investigation at Kendrick House, researchers recorded a child's voice on their equipment.
Price-Gause House (Wilmington Ghost Walk HQ)
The word HELP appears, written backward, in the frost on the upstairs window of a house in Wilmington that has no…
Springhill Winery and Plantation B&B
In June 1864, Confederate guerillas rode up to this house looking for horses and food.
The Pfeiffer House
Cigar smoke keeps showing up where nobody's smoking it. The Valentines noticed it the week they bought 434 West Wayne…
The Shinkle House
Don Nash had just finished making the bed in Sarah Shinkle's old room. He stepped into the bathroom.
Whispers Estate
The Gibbons family lost three people in the same upstairs bedroom.