Haunted Mansions

1859 Ashton Villa

Galveston, Texas

Ashton Villa, built in 1859 by hardware magnate James Moreau Brown, was the first of Galveston's great Broadway mansions...

Ace of Clubs House

Texarkana, Arkansas

The Ace of Clubs House stands at 420 Pine Street in Texarkana, a twenty-two-sided Italianate Victorian mansion built in...

Agecroft Hall

Richmond, Virginia

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

Alexander Majors House

Kansas City, Missouri

The Alexander Majors House at 8201 State Line Road in Kansas City, Missouri, was built in 1856 by one of the most import...

Alexander Noble House

Fish Creek, Wisconsin

The ghost of Emily Noble appears as a white mist drifting through the rooms of her former home. She is most often seen i...

Amityville Horror House

Amityville, New York

The Lutz family reported terrifying phenomena during their 28-day stay: swarms of flies in winter, cold spots, rancid sm...

Ann Starrett Mansion

Port Townsend, Washington

George Edwin Starrett was born on October 31, 1854, in Maine and arrived in Port Townsend in his late twenties, drawn by...

Artist House

Key West, Florida

The Artist House at 534 Eaton Street in Key West was built between 1890 and 1898, but its infamy stems from a single obj...

Ash Lawn-Highland

Charlottesville, Virginia

James Monroe's Highland, nestled in the foothills of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains just two miles from Thomas Jefferso...

Ashland - The Henry Clay Estate

Lexington, Kentucky

Ashland, the beloved estate of Henry Clay, stands on Sycamore Road in Lexington, Kentucky, the home of the man known as...

Atalaya Castle

Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

Atalaya Castle rises from the dunes of Huntington Beach State Park in Murrells Inlet, a sprawling thirty-room Moorish-st...

Attmore-Oliver House

New Bern, North Carolina

The Attmore-Oliver House stands at 511 Broad Street in New Bern's National Historic District, a white three-story mansio...

Avery House

Fort Collins, Colorado

The Avery House was built in 1879 by Franklin Avery, one of the most important figures in Fort Collins history. Avery su...

Baleroy Mansion

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Baleroy Mansion is a 32-room estate in Philadelphia's affluent Chestnut Hill neighborhood that has earned the title...

Barnsley Gardens Resort

Adairsville, Georgia

Barnsley Gardens Resort was built on 8,000 acres of former Cherokee land in the 1840s by English cotton baron Godfrey Ba...

Barrett House

New Ipswich, New Hampshire

Barrett House, known locally as Forest Hall, stands on more than seventy acres of rolling New Hampshire countryside in t...

Beattie Mansion

St. Joseph, Missouri

Beattie Mansion, perched on a hilltop in St. Joseph, Missouri, was built in 1854 by Armstrong Beattie, the city's first...

Beauregard-Keyes House

New Orleans, Louisiana

Civil War soldiers in grey uniforms stand with vacant expressions before dematerializing. The main hallway hosts ghostly...

Bell Farm Historic Site

Adams, Tennessee

The Bell Farm in Adams, Tennessee, is the site of what is widely considered the most documented and terrifying haunting...

Bellamy Mansion

Wilmington, North Carolina

Bellamy Mansion rises on Market Street in Wilmington, a 22-room Greek Revival and Italianate masterpiece that took two y...

Belle Grove Plantation

Middletown, Virginia

Belle Grove Plantation stands as one of Virginia's most architecturally significant estates and one of the Shenandoah Va...

Berkeley Springs Castle

Berkeley Springs, West Virginia

On a hill above the warm mineral springs that George Washington himself once bathed in, Berkeley Springs Castle rises li...

Biltmore Estate

Asheville, North Carolina

Biltmore Estate rises from the Blue Ridge Mountains outside Asheville, a 250-room French Renaissance château that remain...

Bingham-Waggoner Estate

Independence, Missouri

The Bingham-Waggoner Estate in Independence, Missouri, sits on land that was first plotted in 1827 along the Santa Fe Tr...

Bishop's Palace

Galveston, Texas

Bishop's Palace, located at 1402 Broadway, is one of the most significant Victorian structures in the United States. The...

Blandwood Mansion

Greensboro, North Carolina

Blandwood Mansion stands on West Washington Street in downtown Greensboro, one of the earliest examples of Italianate ar...

Blennerhassett Island

Parkersburg, West Virginia

Blennerhassett Island sits in the middle of the Ohio River just south of Parkersburg, and its history reads like a novel...

Bodley-Bullock House

Lexington, Kentucky

The Bodley-Bullock House stands at the corner of Market and Second Streets in Lexington's historic Gratz Park district,...

Boone Hall Plantation

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Boone Hall Plantation was founded in 1681 by Major John Boone, one of the first settlers to arrive in the colony of Sout...

Bothwell Lodge

Sedalia, Missouri

Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site in Sedalia, Missouri, is a twelve-thousand-square-foot mansion perched atop a limesto...

Briarhurst Manor

Manitou Springs, Colorado

Briarhurst Manor was built in 1874 by Dr. William Abraham Bell, the co-founder of Manitou Springs and a partner with Gen...

Burgwin-Wright House

Wilmington, North Carolina

The Burgwin-Wright House stands at 224 Market Street in Wilmington, a Georgian townhouse built in 1770 that is the only...

Bush House Museum

Salem, Oregon

Built between 1877 and 1878 by newspaper publisher and banking magnate Asahel Bush II, this Italianate mansion in what i...

Campbell House

Spokane, Washington

The Campbell House stands as one of Spokane's finest surviving examples of Gilded Age wealth, a 13,000-square-foot Engli...

Carlyle House

Alexandria, Virginia

Carlyle House stands as one of Alexandria's oldest and most haunted structures, a Georgian stone manor built between 175...

Carnton Plantation

Franklin, Tennessee

Carnton Plantation is a red-brick Federal-style residence completed in 1826 by prominent politician Randal McGavock usin...

Catlin House

Scranton, Pennsylvania

The Catlin House was built in 1912 for George and Helen Catlin, designed by renowned Scranton architect Edward Langley....

Chase House

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

The Chase House stands at the corner of Court and Washington Street in Portsmouth, one of the grandest Georgian structur...

Chatham Manor

Fredericksburg, Virginia

Chatham Manor rises above the Rappahannock River in Stafford County, a Georgian brick mansion built between 1768 and 177...

Clayton (The Frick Mansion)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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

Clayton House

Fort Smith, Arkansas

The Clayton House stands at 514 North Sixth Street in Fort Smith, a city that served as the last outpost of civilization...

Conference House

Staten Island, New York

During the Revolutionary War, Christopher Billopp was a Loyalist who tended to wounded British soldiers in secret. Paran...

Conrad-Caldwell House

Louisville, Kentucky

The Conrad-Caldwell House, known locally as "Louisville's Castle," may be the most thoroughly documented haunted locatio...

Cragfont

Castalian Springs, Tennessee

Cragfont was built between 1798 and 1802 by General James Winchester, a Revolutionary War veteran and one of the founder...

Croke-Patterson Mansion

Denver, Colorado

In December 1890, Thomas B. Croke -- merchant, plant breeder, and future state senator -- pulled a permit for an eightee...

Culbertson Mansion

New Albany, Indiana

The Culbertson Mansion in downtown New Albany, Indiana, is a twenty-five-room French Second Empire masterpiece built bet...

Curran Hall

Little Rock, Arkansas

Curran Hall stands at 615 East Capitol Avenue in Little Rock, one of the oldest surviving structures in the city. The Gr...

Dana-Thomas House

Springfield, Illinois

The Dana-Thomas House at 301 East Lawrence Avenue in Springfield is one of the best-preserved examples of Frank Lloyd Wr...

Deering Estate

Miami, Florida

The Deering Estate sprawls across 444 acres in Miami's Palmetto Bay neighborhood, earning the distinction of South Flori...

Dorr House

Pensacola, Florida

The Dorr House, built in 1871 by widow Clara Barkley Dorr, stands as one of Pensacola's most haunted historic sites. Ebe...

Dowling House

Galena, Illinois

The Dowling House, built of limestone in 1826, is the oldest stone structure in Illinois and Galena's oldest surviving b...

Dr. Josephus Hall House

Salisbury, North Carolina

The Dr. Josephus Hall House stands in Salisbury, a historic home built around 1820 as a two-story frame dwelling. The bu...

Emlen Physick Estate

Cape May, New Jersey

Cold spots, disembodied voices, apparitions in period clothing, and phantom footsteps are commonplace. The ghosts includ...

Enslin Mansion

Troy, New York

The Enslin Mansion is allegedly haunted by nine different ghosts. During paranormal investigations, footsteps have been...

Epperson House

Kansas City, Missouri

Epperson House on the campus of the University of Missouri-Kansas City is a fifty-four-room Tudor-Gothic mansion that lo...

Exchange Place

Kingsport, Tennessee

Exchange Place began as part of a massive three-thousand-acre land grant given in 1750 by British Colonial Governor Robe...

Ezekiel Harris House

Augusta, Georgia

The Ezekiel Harris House, built in 1797, is described by The Smithsonian Guide to Historic America as "the finest eighte...

Fair Lane Estate

Dearborn, Michigan

Fair Lane was the grand estate of Ford Motor Company founder Henry Ford and his wife Clara, built between 1914 and 1916...

Faulkner House Books

New Orleans, Louisiana

The building at 624 Pirates Alley sits in one of the most historically layered corners of the French Quarter, tucked bet...

Felt Mansion

Holland, Michigan

Felt Mansion was built in 1928 by Dorr Eugene Felt, the inventor of the Comptometer, one of the first commercially succe...

Ferry Plantation House

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Ferry Plantation House stands on land with nearly four centuries of recorded history, making it one of Virginia's most h...

Flavel House Museum

Astoria, Oregon

Captain George Conrad Flavel was Astoria's first millionaire, a Columbia River bar pilot who amassed his fortune guiding...

Ford Mansion (Washington's Headquarters)

Morristown, New Jersey

The Ford Mansion stands as a sentinel of Revolutionary War history—and perhaps as a home for the spirits of those who li...

Fort Hunter Mansion

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Fort Hunter Mansion sits high atop the bluffs of the Susquehanna River, with a rich history dating back to the French an...

Franklin Castle

Cleveland, Ohio

The Tiedemann family suffered tremendous tragedy within these walls, losing multiple children in infancy, a 15-year-old...

Gallier House

New Orleans, Louisiana

The Gallier House at 1132 Royal Street in the French Quarter was designed and built by James Gallier Jr. as his personal...

George Wythe House

Williamsburg, Virginia

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

Georgetown Castle

Seattle, Washington

Georgetown Castle, also known as the Gessner Mansion, is a Queen Anne Victorian built in 1902 by Peter Gessner, owner of...

Gimghoul Castle

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Gimghoul Castle rises on a hill near the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a stone fortress built in the 1920...

Glenn House

Cape Girardeau, Missouri

The Glenn House at 325 South Spanish Street in Cape Girardeau is a stunning Late Victorian residence built in 1883 by Ed...

Governor's Palace

Williamsburg, Virginia

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

Grant-Humphreys Mansion

Denver, Colorado

The mansion at 770 Pennsylvania Street was built in 1902 for James Benton Grant, Colorado's third governor, who had made...

Hammond Castle

Gloucester, Massachusetts

Rising from the rocky cliffs of Gloucester's Magnolia neighborhood, Hammond Castle stands as a monument to one man's twi...

Hampton Plantation

McClellanville, South Carolina

Hampton Plantation was built in 1735 by Noe Serre, a French Huguenot settler, on the banks of Wambaw Creek in the South...

Hampton-Preston Mansion

Columbia, South Carolina

The Hampton-Preston Mansion at 1615 Blanding Street in Columbia was built in 1818 for wealthy merchant Ainsley Hall, des...

Hannah House

Indianapolis, Indiana

The Hannah House is a 24-room Italianate mansion built in 1858 by Alexander Moore Hannah, a prosperous businessman and f...

Harper House

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

The Harper House is the oldest surviving structure in Harpers Ferry, and the man who built it never lived to sleep under...

Harriet Beecher Stowe Center

Hartford, Connecticut

The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center stands as one of Hartford's most spiritually charged historic sites, its haunted reputa...

Hay House

Macon, Georgia

The Hay House, also known as the Johnston-Felton-Hay House or "The Palace of the South," is an 18,000 square foot Italia...

Hearst Castle

San Simeon, California

Hearst Castle, formally known as La Cuesta Encantada ("The Enchanted Hill"), rises above San Simeon on California's Cent...

Hearthstone Castle

Danbury, Connecticut

Hearthstone Castle, a sixteen-room stone fortress perched atop a rocky promontory in Danbury's 722-acre Tarrywile Park,...

Henderson Castle

Kalamazoo, Michigan

Henderson Castle was built in 1895 after seven years of construction at a cost of $72,000 by Frank Henderson, one of the...

Hermann-Grima House

New Orleans, Louisiana

The ghosts here are remarkably friendly, maintaining southern hospitality in death. The Widow Grima appears to visitors,...

Honolulu House

Marshall, Michigan

The Honolulu House is one of the most architecturally unusual buildings in the Midwest, a tropical fantasy constructed i...

Horace Williams House

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

The house at 610 East Rosemary Street was built in 1854 by Benjamin Sherwood Hedrick, a UNC chemistry professor who purc...

Houghton Mansion

North Adams, Massachusetts

The Houghton Mansion stands at 172 Church Street in North Adams, a grand Victorian testament to one man's success and on...

House of Death

New York, New York

The House of Death reportedly hosts up to 22 different ghosts. Mark Twain's apparition, clad in his signature white suit...

Hummelbaugh House

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

German immigrant Jacob Hummelbaugh built this two-story farmhouse in the 1840s south of Gettysburg. During the Battle of...

Hunt-Morgan House

Lexington, Kentucky

The Hunt-Morgan House, historically known as Hopemont, stands at 201 North Mill Street in Lexington's Gratz Park distric...

Hunt-Phelan Home

Memphis, Tennessee

The Hunt-Phelan Home on Beale Street in Memphis has served as headquarters for both sides of the Civil War, as a soldier...

Illinois Executive Mansion

Springfield, Illinois

The Illinois Executive Mansion at Fifth and Jackson Streets in Springfield was built in 1855 and has served as the offic...

James Allison Mansion

Indianapolis, Indiana

The James Allison Mansion, known as Riverdale, was built between 1911 and 1914 as the summer home of James Asbury Alliso...

John Paul Jones House

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

The John Paul Jones House at 43 Middle Street in Portsmouth was built in 1758 as a wedding gift for sea captain Gregory...

John Wornall House

Kansas City, Missouri

The John Wornall House, built in 1858 by prosperous Jackson County farmer John Bristow Wornall, stands as both a beautif...

Jonathan Pitney House

Absecon, New Jersey

Built in 1799 and expanded in 1848, the Jonathan Pitney House served as home to Dr. Jonathan Pitney, the physician who b...

Joshua Ward House

Salem, Massachusetts

The Joshua Ward House at 148 Washington Street stands as one of Salem's most haunted buildings, built directly atop grou...

Kaminski House Museum

Georgetown, South Carolina

Built in 1769 by Paul Trapier, dubbed "The King of Georgetown" for his vast wealth, this Georgian-style home overlooks t...

Kelton House Museum

Columbus, Ohio

Since renovations began, unexplained phenomena have occurred regularly throughout the house. Interior doors open at nigh...

Kenmore Plantation

Fredericksburg, Virginia

Completed in 1775, Kenmore stands as one of America's finest Georgian mansions, built by Colonel Fielding Lewis for his...

Kentucky Old Governor's Mansion

Frankfort, Kentucky

The Kentucky Old Governor's Mansion is steeped in ghostly activity accumulated over more than two centuries of occupatio...

Kimball Castle

Gilford, New Hampshire

On August 27, 2025, Kimball Castle burned. The fire consumed the main structure of the medieval-inspired estate that had...

Kolb Farm

Marietta, Georgia

On June 22, 1864, the fields around Valentine Kolb's farm witnessed carnage during the Battle of Kolb's Farm, a prelude...

Korner's Folly

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Korner's Folly, one of the strangest houses in America, was officially declared haunted after a 2009 paranormal investig...

LaLaurie Mansion

New Orleans, Louisiana

The LaLaurie Mansion stands at 1140 Royal Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, a neoclassical townhouse whose elegant...

Lee-Fendall House

Alexandria, Virginia

The Lee-Fendall House stands at 614 Oronoco Street in Old Town Alexandria, a Georgian mansion built in the "telescope" s...

Leland Stanford Mansion

Sacramento, California

The Leland Stanford Mansion, originally built in 1856 by Gold Rush merchant Shelton Fogus, was purchased by Leland and J...

Lemp Mansion

St. Louis, Missouri

The Lemp Mansion in the Benton Park neighborhood of St. Louis is widely regarded as one of the ten most haunted places i...

Liberty Hall

Frankfort, Kentucky

The "Gray Lady" is Kentucky's most famous ghost. Margaretta Varick came to visit her niece in 1817 but died just three d...

Lilburn Mansion

Ellicott City, Maryland

Henry Richard Hazelhurst, originally from Abington, Berkshire, England, built this striking 7,000-square-foot Gothic and...

Lincoln Home

Springfield, Illinois

The Lincoln Home at Eighth and Jackson Streets in Springfield served as Abraham Lincoln's family residence from 1844 unt...

Littlefield House

Austin, Texas

The Littlefield House on the University of Texas campus stands as an ornate Victorian monument to one of Texas' most col...

Lizzie Borden House

Fall River, Massachusetts

The Greek Revival house at 230 Second Street was built in 1845 and became home to Andrew Jackson Borden, a wealthy but n...

Logan Mansion

Shreveport, Louisiana

The Logan Mansion at 725 Austin Place in Shreveport is a seventeen-room Victorian home built in 1897 by Lafayette Robert...

Longfellow House

Cambridge, Massachusetts

"All houses wherein men have lived and died are haunted houses." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote those words in 1858, t...

Longview Mansion

Lee's Summit, Missouri

Longview Mansion in Lee's Summit, Missouri, was built in 1914 as the country estate of Robert A. Long, a millionaire lum...

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

Concord, Massachusetts

Orchard House stands on Lexington Road in Concord, Massachusetts, where Louisa May Alcott wrote her beloved classic "Lit...

Mabry-Hazen House

Knoxville, Tennessee

Perched on Mabry's Hill overlooking downtown Knoxville, this Italianate mansion was built in 1858 by Joseph Alexander Ma...

Madame Sherri Forest Ruins

Chesterfield, New Hampshire

All that remains of Madame Sherri's castle is a grand stone staircase that ends abruptly in midair, climbing toward a se...

Magnolia Plantation and Gardens

Charleston, South Carolina

Magnolia Plantation and Gardens has been tied to the Drayton family since 1676, when Thomas and Ann Drayton acquired a f...

Malabar Farm State Park

Lucas, Ohio

While the Big House draws visitors for its celebrity connections, the property's most chilling ghost predates Bromfield'...

Mallory-Neely House

Memphis, Tennessee

The Mallory-Neely House is one of several haunted mansions in Memphis's Victorian Village, where historical elegance mee...

Marie Laveau's House

New Orleans, Louisiana

The site of Marie Laveau's house at 1020 St. Ann Street in the French Quarter marks the spot where New Orleans' most leg...

Mary Todd Lincoln House

Lexington, Kentucky

The Mary Todd Lincoln House at 578 West Main Street in Lexington is the former childhood home of Mary Ann Todd, who woul...

Mary Washington House

Fredericksburg, Virginia

The Mary Washington House in Fredericksburg stands as one of Virginia's most emotionally charged haunted locations, wher...

May-Stringer House

Brooksville, Florida

The May-Stringer House in Brooksville is widely known as the most haunted house in Florida, home to at least 11 document...

Maymont Mansion

Richmond, Virginia

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

McCollum-Chidester House

Camden, Arkansas

The McCollum-Chidester House was built in 1847 by Peter McCollum, a North Carolinian merchant who purchased his building...

McConnell House

Franklin, Tennessee

The McConnell House stands in the heart of Franklin's Civil War battlefield, where the brutal five-hour Battle of Frankl...

McPike Mansion

Alton, Illinois

The McPike Mansion in Alton, Illinois, is considered one of the most haunted houses in the United States and possibly th...

Meeker Mansion

Puyallup, Washington

Eliza Jane Sumner Meeker never intended to live in a log cabin forever. After twenty-six years in a modest two-room dwel...

Mercer-Williams House

Savannah, Georgia

The Mercer-Williams House is a 7,000 square foot Italianate mansion that became world-famous through John Berendt's 1994...

Millermore Mansion

Dallas, Texas

The Millermore Mansion, a towering Greek Revival masterpiece built in 1861, now resides in Dallas Heritage Village at Ol...

Missouri Governor's Mansion

Jefferson City, Missouri

The Missouri Governor's Mansion in Jefferson City, built in 1871 with labor provided by inmates from the nearby state pe...

Molly Brown House

Denver, Colorado

The house at 1340 Pennsylvania Street was designed by architect William Lang and built in 1889 in Denver's fashionable C...

Monticello

Charlottesville, Virginia

Thomas Jefferson spent 56 years designing, building, and refining Monticello atop his "little mountain" outside Charlott...

Moody Mansion

Galveston, Texas

Moody Mansion, a 31-room Romanesque Revival masterpiece built in 1895, served as headquarters for one of Texas's most po...

Mordecai House

Raleigh, North Carolina

Mary Willis Mordecai Turk (1858-1937) is the primary ghost, seen as a woman in gray 1800s dress floating down the stairw...

Morris-Jumel Mansion

New York, New York

The mansion has been called one of New York's most haunted buildings, appearing on Ghost Adventures and The Holzer Files...

Moses Myers House

Norfolk, Virginia

The Moses Myers House stands as Norfolk's most haunted historic home, a Federal-style brick mansion built in 1792 that w...

Mt. Ida

Ellicott City, Maryland

Mt. Ida stands as a magnificent Greek Revival mansion in Ellicott City, one of the most haunted towns on the East Coast....

My Old Kentucky Home (Federal Hill)

Bardstown, Kentucky

Federal Hill, better known as "My Old Kentucky Home," stands as both a beloved Kentucky landmark and a place forever hau...

Nemacolin Castle

Brownsville, Pennsylvania

Nemacolin Castle, perched high atop a hill overlooking the Monongahela River in Brownsville, is said to be the third-old...

Nicholson-Rand House

Indianapolis, Indiana

The Nicholson-Rand House is considered the finest example of American Gothic Revival architecture in Marion County, a Vi...

Oaklands Mansion

Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Oaklands Mansion in Murfreesboro was built in four distinct phases over four decades, growing from a modest two-room bri...

Ocean-Born Mary House

Henniker, New Hampshire

One of New Hampshire's most enduring legends began on July 26, 1720, when pirates boarded a ship called the Wolf as it c...

Octagon Hall Museum

Franklin, Kentucky

Octagon Hall stands at 6040 Bowling Green Road in Franklin, Kentucky, one of only three eight-sided brick homes remainin...

Orna Villa

Oxford, Georgia

Built in 1825, Orna Villa stands as the oldest house in Oxford, Georgia—and perhaps the most haunted in Newton County. T...

Paul Revere House

Boston, Massachusetts

The Paul Revere House, the oldest remaining structure in downtown Boston, stands as a monument to one of America's most...

Peabody-Whitehead Mansion

Denver, Colorado

In 1889, Dr. William Riddick Whitehead commissioned architect Frank Edbrooke -- the same man who designed the Brown Pala...

Peel Mansion

Bentonville, Arkansas

Colonel Samuel West Peel built his fourteen-room Italianate villa on 180 acres of apple orchards outside Bentonville in...

Peyton Randolph House

Williamsburg, Virginia

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

Phelps Mansion

Binghamton, New York

Built in 1870 for Sherman D. Phelps, the fifth mayor of Binghamton, the Phelps Mansion carries a dark curse—every family...

Pittock Mansion

Portland, Oregon

Pittock Mansion is a 16,000-square-foot French Renaissance Revival chateau completed in 1914 for Henry Pittock, the Lond...

Pleasant Hall

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Pleasant Hall was constructed in 1931 as Smith Hall, a women's residential dormitory on the Louisiana State University c...

Poplar Hill Mansion

Salisbury, Maryland

Poplar Hill Mansion, the oldest building in Salisbury and one of the finest Federal-style homes on Maryland's Eastern Sh...

Proprietary House

Perth Amboy, New Jersey

The Proprietary House at 149 Kearny Avenue in Perth Amboy is the only surviving official royal governor's mansion from t...

Prospect Place Mansion

Trinway, Ohio

The basement of Prospect Place, where escaped slaves once hid, is believed to be especially haunted. A Black woman with...

Rackliffe House

Berlin, Maryland

Standing on the shores of Sinepuxent Bay near Assateague Island, Rackliffe House has earned a chilling reputation as wha...

Ramsay House

Alexandria, Virginia

The Ramsay House at 221 King Street holds the distinction of being Alexandria's oldest structure, with origins dating to...

Raven's Grin Inn

Mount Carroll, Illinois

Raven's Grin Inn at 411 North Carroll Street in Mount Carroll is a sprawling five-story Victorian building that Jim Warf...

Reitz Home Museum

Evansville, Indiana

The Reitz Home Museum at 112 Chestnut Street in Evansville is considered one of the finest examples of French Second Emp...

Reynolds Mansion

Asheville, North Carolina

Colonel Daniel Reynolds built this imposing brick home in 1847 on Reynolds Mountain in what is now the town of Woodfin,...

Rhodes Hall

Atlanta, Georgia

Rhodes Hall, known as "The Castle on Peachtree," was built in 1904 for furniture magnate Amos Giles Rhodes. Constructed...

Ringwood Manor

Ringwood, New Jersey

Ringwood Manor sits on a sprawling estate in Passaic County that has been tied to ironworking since the colonial era. Th...

Robert Mills House

Columbia, South Carolina

The Robert Mills House stands at 1616 Blanding Street in Columbia, a Classical Revival mansion designed in 1823 by Rober...

Rockcliffe Mansion

Hannibal, Missouri

Rockcliffe Mansion rises above the Mississippi River bluffs in Hannibal, Missouri, a commanding Georgian Revival residen...

Rodgers House

Havre de Grace, Maryland

The Elizabeth Rodgers House at 226 North Washington Street is Havre de Grace's oldest documented structure, dating to 17...

Ropes Mansion

Salem, Massachusetts

The Ropes Mansion stands as one of Salem's most beautiful—and most haunted—historic homes, a Georgian Colonial masterpie...

Rotherwood Mansion

Kingsport, Tennessee

Rotherwood Mansion stands where the two forks of the Holston River converge in Kingsport, and its history reads like a S...

Ruthmere Mansion

Elkhart, Indiana

Ruthmere is a three-story Beaux-Arts mansion built in 1910 for Albert and Elizabeth Beardsley in Elkhart, Indiana, and s...

Ryan Mansion

Galena, Illinois

The Ryan Mansion is Galena's largest private home, a beautifully preserved Victorian mansion built in the 1880s for Jame...

Sam Davis Home

Smyrna, Tennessee

The Sam Davis Home in Smyrna preserves the memory of the 'Boy Hero of the Confederacy' -- and according to decades of wi...

Sandford House

Fayetteville, North Carolina

The Lady in Black has been seen since 1900 - a shadowy specter on the main staircase, looking anxious, waiting for someo...

Sauer Castle

Kansas City, Missouri

Sauer Castle rises from a hilltop at 935 Shawnee Road, its Italianate tower and widow's walk visible for miles around, d...

Schenck Mansion

Vevay, Indiana

The Schenck Mansion in Vevay, Indiana, is a 12,000-square-foot Second Empire-style mansion built in 1874 for steamboat c...

Shelton McMurphey Johnson House

Eugene, Oregon

The Shelton McMurphey Johnson House rises above Eugene's Skinner Butte neighborhood like something from a Victorian post...

Smithville Mansion

Eastampton, New Jersey

The Smithville Mansion is a circa-1840 Greek Revival estate in Eastampton, Burlington County, that became the centerpiec...

Sorrel-Weed House

Savannah, Georgia

The Sorrel-Weed House is considered one of the most haunted locations in America and has been investigated by Ghost Hunt...

Southern Mansion

Cape May, New Jersey

The Southern Mansion was built in 1863 by Philadelphia industrialist George Allen, who made his fortune selling uniforms...

Spanish Governor's Palace

San Antonio, Texas

The Spanish Governor's Palace stands as San Antonio's only surviving example of an aristocratic Spanish Colonial residen...

Sparrow House

Plymouth, Massachusetts

The Richard Sparrow House stands as Plymouth's oldest surviving home and one of the oldest structures in all of New Engl...

Squire's Castle

Willoughby Hills, Ohio

Legend tells that Louisa Squire, prone to insomnia during stays at the property, would take nighttime walks through the...

Stonewall Jackson House

Lexington, Virginia

The Stonewall Jackson House at 8 East Washington Street in Lexington, Virginia, was the only home Thomas Jonathan "Stone...

Stranahan House

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

The Stranahan House is the oldest surviving structure in Broward County, built in 1901 by Frank Stranahan as both a trad...

Summerwind Mansion

Land O' Lakes, Wisconsin

Raymond Bober claimed the mansion was haunted by 18th-century explorer Jonathan Carver, writing the 1979 book The Carver...

Swope's Townhouse

Alexandria, Virginia

Colonel Michael Swope's Townhouse at 210 Prince Street stands as one of Alexandria's most enduring haunted landmarks, it...

Taliesin

Spring Green, Wisconsin

The spirits of the seven people murdered by Julian Carlton in the 1914 massacre are said to linger at Taliesin. Carlton...

Teackle Mansion

Princess Anne, Maryland

Littleton Dennis Teackle, a prosperous merchant who traded local grain for Caribbean goods and served as president of th...

Texas Governor's Mansion

Austin, Texas

The Texas Governor's Mansion, built under the direction of architect Abner Cook in 1856, is the oldest of its kind west...

The Allen House

Monticello, Arkansas

Joseph Lee Allen, a prominent Monticello businessman who would later open the Allen Hotel in 1912 and found the nearby t...

The Barracks

Princeton, New Jersey

The Barracks stands as Princeton's oldest surviving structure, with portions dating to around 1684 when Daniel Brinson b...

The Carneal House

Covington, Kentucky

The Carneal House, Covington's oldest brick structure, harbors one of Northern Kentucky's most enduring ghost legends: t...

The Carter House

Franklin, Tennessee

The Carter House stands as one of the most bullet-scarred buildings from the Civil War still standing in America, its br...

The Dakota

New York, New York

Even before Lennon's murder, the Dakota was considered haunted. When alive, Lennon told Yoko Ono he had witnessed a "Cry...

The Duke Mansion

Charlotte, North Carolina

Former owner Jon Avery made a tragic promise to a young woman writer who came to document the property. They fell in lov...

The Empress of Little Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas

James H. Hornibrook immigrated from Toronto, Canada, to Little Rock in 1867 and entered a partnership with Miles Q. Town...

The Grove

Jefferson, Texas

The Grove, also known as the Stilley-Young House, is an 1861 historic home in Jefferson, Texas, that has been called "th...

The Hermitage

Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey

The Hermitage's haunted reputation stretches back over a century. In 1917, when Mary Elizabeth "Bess" Rosencrantz opened...

The Hermitage

Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

The Hermitage plantation near Murrells Inlet was home to the wealthy Flagg family in the mid-1800s. Young Alice Flagg fe...

The House of Seven Gables

Salem, Massachusetts

The House of the Seven Gables stands as one of New England's oldest surviving wooden mansions and one of Salem's most ha...

The Lotz House

Franklin, Tennessee

Johann Albert Lotz, a German immigrant and master carpenter born in 1820, purchased five acres from Fountain Branch Cart...

The Nyack Haunted House

Nyack, New York

Helen Ackley claimed the house was haunted by Revolutionary War-era poltergeists. She reported ghosts shaking the beds i...

The Pabst Mansion

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

The ghost of Captain Frederick Pabst is said to still roam his former home. Visitors have encountered his apparition thr...

The Spy House (Seabrook-Wilson House)

Port Monmouth, New Jersey

The Seabrook-Wilson House, known locally as the Spy House, stands as one of New Jersey's oldest surviving structures and...

The Sultan's Palace (Gardette-LePrete House)

New Orleans, Louisiana

The Sultan's Palace rises at 716 Dauphine Street in the French Quarter, an elegant three-story mansion whose ornate wrou...

The Wayside

Concord, Massachusetts

The Wayside is one of Concord's most historically significant homes, having been residence to three prominent literary f...

The Witch House

Salem, Massachusetts

The Witch House at 310 Essex Street is the only remaining structure in Salem with direct ties to the Salem witch trials...

The Wren's Nest

Atlanta, Georgia

The Wren's Nest, Atlanta's oldest house museum, earned its whimsical name when owner Joel Chandler Harris discovered a f...

Thistle Hill Mansion

Fort Worth, Texas

Thistle Hill, located at 1509 Pennsylvania Avenue, is one of Fort Worth's premier residential landmarks and the most imp...

Thomas Wolfe Memorial

Asheville, North Carolina

The Thomas Wolfe Memorial at 52 North Market Street in Asheville preserves the boardinghouse where one of America's grea...

Thurber House

Columbus, Ohio

The house gained notoriety through James Thurber's own humorous ghost stories, including "The Night the Ghost Got In," b...

Tippecanoe Place

South Bend, Indiana

Tippecanoe Place is a 26,000-square-foot Richardson Romanesque mansion in South Bend, Indiana, built between 1886 and 18...

Tivoli High House

Pensacola, Florida

Tivoli High House is the site of Pensacola's original 1805 entertainment hub—now a historic replica holding echoes of it...

Travellers Rest Plantation

Nashville, Tennessee

Travellers Rest stands on ground that has witnessed human tragedy across centuries. When Judge John Overton began diggin...

Two Rivers Mansion

Nashville, Tennessee

David McGavock built Two Rivers Mansion in 1859, combining Italianate architecture with the grandeur of the antebellum S...

Vaile Mansion

Independence, Missouri

Vaile Mansion at 1500 North Liberty Street in Independence, Missouri, is a thirty-one-room Second Empire masterpiece tha...

Villa Paula

Miami, Florida

Villa Paula was built in 1926 by the Cuban government as a consulate and residence for Consul Domingo Milord and his wif...

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

Miami, Florida

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens was the 1916 estate of industrialist James Deering, one of Miami's most photographed landmark...

Walker-Ames House

Port Gamble, Washington

In the summer of 1853, Captain William C. Talbot, Josiah Keller, Andrew Pope, and Charles Foster established the Puget M...

Wampee House

Pineville, South Carolina

Wampee Plantation traces its origins to 1696, when John Stuart received a 1,000-acre land grant from Lord Proprietor Sir...

Whaley House

San Diego, California

The Whaley House, a Greek Revival mansion built in 1857, stands on land with a grim history that predates the structure...

White Hall State Historic Site

Richmond, Kentucky

White Hall is a sprawling 44-room mansion set on 14 acres of farmland in northern Madison County near Richmond, Kentucky...

Whitehall Mansion

Mystic, Connecticut

Whitehall Mansion rises from centuries of colonial history in the Stonington section of Mystic, Connecticut. The current...

Wickland Mansion

Bardstown, Kentucky

Wickland Mansion is one of Bardstown's most ghost-infested sites, with paranormal encounters reported for decades. Havin...

William Root House

Marietta, Georgia

The William Root House, dating back 180 years, is one of the oldest and best-preserved houses in the Atlanta area. Built...

Winchester Mystery House

Santa Clara, California

The Winchester Mystery House stands as one of America's most iconic haunted locations, a sprawling 24,000-square-foot Vi...

Wolcott House

Toledo, Ohio

Wolcott House, a stately Federal-style mansion from the 1830s, has a long history of paranormal activity that has made i...

Woodruff-Fontaine House

Memphis, Tennessee

The Woodruff-Fontaine House was built in 1870-71 on Adams Avenue, then known as 'Millionaire's Row,' where Memphis's wea...

Zebulon Latimer House

Wilmington, North Carolina

The Zebulon Latimer House stands at 126 South Third Street in Wilmington's historic district, a four-story Italianate ma...

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Baker Peters House

Knoxville, Tennessee

Dr. James Harvey Baker, a Confederate supporter, built this two-story Greek Revival mansion in 1840 on what was then rur...

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Bell Mansion

Fort Wayne, Indiana

The Bell Mansion is a striking Richardsonian limestone residence at 420 West Wayne Street in Fort Wayne, Indiana, design...

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Brumder Mansion

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

At least three spirits haunt the mansion. A woman in the Gold Suite despises dogs and makes her displeasure known. Georg...

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Captain Thompson Phillips House

Plymouth, Massachusetts

The Captain Thompson Phillips House holds a unique place in American paranormal history - it was legally declared haunte...

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Devil's Tower (Rio Vista)

Alpine, New Jersey

The structure known as Devil's Tower rises one hundred feet above the Palisades in Alpine, the centerpiece of what was o...

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Holmdene Mansion

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Holmdene Mansion is a twenty-two-room estate built in 1908 for lumber baron Edward Lowe and his wife Susan Blodgett Lowe...

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Kendrick House

Carthage, Missouri

The Kendrick House in Carthage, Missouri, built in 1849, is the oldest standing home in the region and one of the few st...

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Maxfield House

Batesville, Arkansas

The Maxfield name runs deep through Batesville, Arkansas -- the oldest existing city in the state, established by treaty...

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Price-Gause House (Wilmington Ghost Walk HQ)

Wilmington, North Carolina

Before the Price-Gause House stood at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Market Street, the land served a far grimmer purpos...

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Springhill Winery and Plantation B&B

Bloomfield, Kentucky

The plantation now known as Springhill was originally called Anoatop, a Native American name meaning 'Windy Hill.' It wa...

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The Pfeiffer House

Fort Wayne, Indiana

The Pfeiffer House at 434 West Wayne Street in Fort Wayne is a stately American four-square brick home built in 1905 by...

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The Shinkle House

Covington, Kentucky

The Shinkle House on Garrard Street in Covington stands as a monument to one of Northern Kentucky's most remarkable figu...

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Whispers Estate

Mitchell, Indiana

Whispers Estate in Mitchell, Indiana, is a two-story Victorian home built in 1894 that has earned a reputation as one of...