Other Haunted Places
242 haunted locations across America
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All Other Haunted Places
22 Mine Road
Coal truck drivers on 22 Mine Road used to stop for a woman in outdated clothing standing at the shoulder.
Airdrie Iron Works Ruins
Iron chains dragging down a stone stairway. A prisoner screaming from inside a furnace.
Albright Memorial Library
Books fall off the shelves. Staff mention it before anything else, and they don't mean one book knocked askew by a…
ALICO Building
The ALICO Building—Texas' first skyscraper—has towered over downtown Waco since its completion…
Arana Gulch (Ghost of Andrew Jackson Sloan)
On July 25, 1895, exactly thirty years after Andrew Jackson Sloan was shot dead on the old Arana Bridge…
Ashcroft Ghost Town
Horace Tabor and Baby Doe rode into Ashcroft in 1883 and treated the whole town to a banquet, a ball…
Banbury Place Building 13
Somewhere inside Building 13 at Banbury Place, an air conditioning unit hums. The unit was removed years ago.
Bath Historic District
Bath, North Carolina, was supposed to be the state capital. It had the first library, the first church…
Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine
The temperature inside the Phillips-Sprague Mine is 58 degrees. Every day, every season, year after year since 1889.
Bell Witch Cave
A child got stuck headfirst in a hole inside the Bell Witch Cave in the early 1800s, panicked, and screamed for help.
Belle of Louisville
Captain Mark Doty was filling out the captain's log alone in the quarters one night when something tugged firmly on his…
Belvoir Winery
George has been dead since the 1880s. His skeleton stands in a display case at Belvoir Winery in Liberty, Missouri…
Bobby Mackey's Music World
In 1896, Pearl Bryan's headless body turned up in a field near Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
Boggy Creek
Bobby Ford ran through his own front door without opening it. He didn't stop to turn the knob.
Boston Common
America's oldest public park hides a history of blood, suffering, and restless spirits.
Boston Massacre Site
A circle of cobblestones embedded in the pavement at the intersection of Congress and State Streets marks the exact…
Boy Scout Lane
Nobody agrees on how the Boy Scouts died. In one version, the scoutmaster went insane and killed the boys one by one.
Branch Brook Park
Kids from Newark's Roseville section used to call her Mary Yoo-Hoo.
Bray Road
Lori Endrizzi was driving home along Bray Road around 1:30 AM in the fall of 1989 when she saw what she first thought…
Brooklyn Bridge
People keep calling the police about jumpers on the Brooklyn Bridge.
Brown Mountain Lights
In 1913, the U.S. Geological Survey had the Brown Mountain Lights figured out.
Bruton Parish Church
George Washington's name plate is still bolted to a box pew here. So is Thomas Jefferson's.
Buffalo Central Terminal
During a ghost hunt in the baggage claim area, investigators asked "Where are you…
Buffalo Trace Distillery
Security guard Zack Evans saw the same old man in worker's clothing every day for a week inside Warehouse C at Buffalo…
Butler County Courthouse
Sometime in the 1860s, the night watchman of the old Butler County Courthouse was found dead in the Treasurer's Office.
California's Great America
A haunted amusement park is a weird genre of ghost story because the setting is supposed to be the opposite of scary.
Cameron Park
Cameron Park, Waco's 416-acre crown jewel of urban green space, is also considered the most haunted location in the…
Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp
The Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp, founded in 1894 by trance medium George P.
Cathedral Park
Cathedral Park exists today because of a fifteen-year-old girl named Thelma Anne Taylor.
Cave of the Winds
On the Cave of the Winds Lantern Tour, when a candle goes out, the guides tell you to blame Nellie.
Centralia
Twelve-year-old Todd Domboski was in his grandmother's backyard in February 1981 when the ground opened under him.
Church Hill Tunnel
A 28-year-old fireman named Benjamin Franklin Mosby crawled out of the eastern portal of the Church Hill Tunnel on the…
Clinton Furnace
Hikers cutting through the Pequannock Watershed on Clinton Road eventually hit a stone pyramid in the woods that looks…
Clinton Road
Drop a quarter on the bridge over Clinton Brook at midnight and it comes back. Kids from Passaic and Bergen counties…
Cocheco Mills
"You mean my girls." That is what the janitor at Cocheco Mill Number 1 said when a new hire asked him about the strange…
Colby Memorial Temple
Colby Memorial Temple is a Mediterranean Revival auditorium erected in 1923 to replace an earlier 19th century…
Colorado Street Bridge (Suicide Bridge)
One of the workers who died building the Colorado Street Bridge fell into a vat of wet concrete.
Colville Covered Bridge
When the Bluegrass Ghost Chasers played back their voice recorder inside the Colville Covered Bridge…
Crossett Light
Yale University forestry students stationed in southeast Arkansas during the late 1940s through the 1960s tried to…
Dead Man's Hollow
In 1874, a group of boys cutting through the woods south of McKeesport found a decomposed body hanging by a rope from a…
Denver Union Station
In 2000, a maintenance worker climbed into the Denver Union Station clock tower to adjust the clocks for daylight…
Derby Wharf
Derby Wharf stretches nearly half a mile into Salem Harbor, built starting in 1762 by merchant Elias Hasket Derby Sr.
Detroit Masonic Temple
The story the Detroit Masonic Temple tells about itself begins with a suicide that didn't happen. George D.
Devil's Hopyard State Park
In 1775, the Sons of Liberty tarred and feathered Dr. Abner Beebe, rolled his millstone down Chapman Falls…
Devil's Millhopper
Devil's Millhopper is a 120-foot deep, 500-foot wide sinkhole designated a National Natural Landmark and Florida State…
Devil's Tramping Ground
The Chatham County Deed Book, in a 1784 entry, refers to a piece of land near Harper's Crossroads as "the poison field…
Dogtown Common
Deep in the woods of Cape Ann, where massive glacial boulders rise like monuments to forgotten gods…
Dudleytown
Police were called to Dudleytown 79 times in a single year. The Dark Entry Forest Association…
Durand Eastman Park
Nobody has ever proven Eelissa existed. That hasn't stopped Rochesterians from spotting her for over a century. The…
Eau Claire Fire Station
Eighty percent of firefighters at Eau Claire's Station 10 said they'd seen Alex Blum.
El Paso Main Library
The El Paso Main Library downtown sits atop ground that once served as a cemetery…
Elkmont Ghost Town
Elkmont is what happens when the federal government takes your hometown and lets the forest swallow what's left.
Estell Manor
A city of 8,000 people appeared in the Pine Barrens in 1918 and disappeared almost as fast.
Everett Covered Bridge
Road construction workers in 1856 cracked open a hexagonal limestone tomb lined with Hopewell burial artifacts.
Falls Park on the Reedy
Fannie Heldmann's father picked out her husband for her. George Heldmann was a prominent Greenville businessman…
Fayette Historic Townsite
The residents of Fayette walked out in 1891 and left the dishes on the tables.
Fenway Park
They called it the Curse of the Bambino -- an 86-year hex that transformed America's oldest ballpark into a monument to…
First Landing State Park
On April 26, 1607, English colonists waded ashore at Cape Henry and got jumped by Chesapeake warriors before sundown.
First Unitarian Church
Phillip Mercer arrived from England at 18 years old, worked for a railroad in St.
First United Methodist Church
The First United Methodist Church in Gatlinburg looks more like a fortress than a sanctuary.
Flinderation Tunnel
In 1927, a reporter from the Sandusky Star Journal wrote about a man who heard voices inside the tunnel.
Fort Chaffee
Elvis Presley got his military haircut in Building 803 on a spring day in 1958.
Fort Mackinac
On February 1, 1830, Private James Brown was hanged from a scaffold near Fort Mackinac for the murder of a fellow…
Fort Worden
Three soldiers died inside Battery Kinzie in 1921 when a shell misfired in the underground gun emplacement.
Freetown-Fall River State Forest
Deep in southeastern Massachusetts lies 5,441 acres of dense woodland, rocky ledges…
Front Street
The Confederate soldier on Front Street doesn't knock. He presses his face to the shop windows and stares at whatever's…
Gallatin Town Square
Andrew Jackson's old law office on Gallatin's public square is said to hold the spirits of sixteen Confederate…
Gallows Hill Park
Ghost tour guides used to bring visitors up the steep slopes. Most have stopped.
Georgia Guidestones Site
At 4:03 a.m. on July 6, 2022, a surveillance camera in Elbert County, Georgia…
Ghost Tracks
Near the San Juan Mission, at the intersection of Villamain and Shane Road on San Antonio's south side…
Ghost Tree (17-Mile Drive)
There are two Ghost Trees at Pescadero Point, and both earned the name.
Gold Camp Road
Drive Gold Camp Road in the fog and pull over near Tunnel 3, the one that collapsed in 1988…
Gore Orphanage Road
The Gore Orphanage never existed. That has not stopped it from becoming one of the most visited haunted locations in…
Grafton Monster Sighting Area
The Grafton Sentinel's own explanation was a man pushing a handcart loaded with boxes.
Grand Rapids Public Library
Samuel Hill Ranck ran the Grand Rapids Public Library for thirty-three years. He appears to still be running it.
Grant Park Seven Bridges Trail
The covered bridge at the entrance has a message carved into it: "Enter this wild wood and view the haunts of nature."…
Grave Creek Mound
The Adena people built Grave Creek Mound as a doorway between worlds. That's not metaphor or modern reinterpretation.
Green Man's Tunnel
The real Green Man was a boy named Raymond Robinson, and he was not a ghost.
Griffith Park
On September 16, 1932, a 24-year-old Welsh-born actress named Peg Entwistle walked up Beachwood Drive…
Gurdon Light
On a December night in 1931, a Missouri-Pacific section foreman named Will McClain was walking the Norman Branch tracks…
H.H. Holmes Murder Castle Site
Holmes hired and fired construction crews so frequently that no single worker ever understood the full layout of the…
Hales Bar Dam
On the Travel Channel's Ghost Adventures shoot at Hales Bar Dam, the thermal-imaging camera caught a dark mass moving…
Harpers Ferry Historic District
When soldiers found Dangerfield Newby's body on October 17, 1859, they also found a letter from his wife in his pocket.
Hartford Elks Lodge
Robert Taylor's body was found on the sidewalk outside Hartford Elks Lodge #19 in 1972.
Haunted Bridge of Avon
The ghost stories started almost immediately. The Big Four Railroad finished the bridge over White Lick Creek in 1906…
Helen's Bridge
Call Helen's name three times from the middle of Helen's Bridge and your car won't start when you try to leave.
Hempfield Tunnel
A strange green substance drips from the ceiling of Hempfield Tunnel in Wheeling.
Hicks Road
Every South Bay teenager since the 1970s has been told some version of the Hicks Road story…
High Street Historic District
Eastern Shore ghost tour author Mindie Burgoyne calls High Street in Cambridge "the most haunted street in the…
Highland Road Confederate Ghosts
Around five in the evening, sometime in late 1999 or early October 2000, several drivers on Highland Road in South…
Historic Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne was built to fight a war that never came. Construction on Detroit's riverfront began in 1842 and dragged on…
Holy Name Cathedral
The bullet holes in the cornerstone won't stay repaired. The cathedral has tried multiple times over the past century…
Hoosac Tunnel
The Hoosac Tunnel stretches 4.75 miles through Hoosac Mountain in the Berkshires…
Indiana Statehouse
The squeaky wheels are the worst part. Staff working late on the upper floors of the Indiana Statehouse hear a mail…
Iron Goat Trail
Park rangers refuse to visit the disaster site after dark. That fact alone tells you something about the Iron Goat…
Iroquois Theatre Site (Death Alley)
Six hundred and two people died inside a theater that had been open for five weeks.
Julia Ideson Building
The Julia Ideson Building, Houston's historic central library constructed in 1926…
Kemper Center
On January 8, 1900, two children found a body washed up on the shore of Lake Michigan near Kenosha. It was a nun.
Ladies Literary Club
A janitor working alone in the basement of the Ladies Literary Club House in Ypsilanti once reported invisible hands…
Lady of White Rock Lake
The Lady of White Rock Lake is Dallas's most enduring ghost legend—a spectral hitchhiker who has haunted the lake's…
Lake Compounce
Chief John Compound signed away his lake on December 3, 1684, in exchange for a small amount of money and a large brass…
Lake Lanier
Thirteen people died at Lake Lanier in 2023. Three died at Lake Allatoona…
Lake Ronkonkoma
One hundred and sixty-six men have drowned in Lake Ronkonkoma since 1893.
Lake Shawnee Amusement Park
Archaeologists from Marshall University found approximately 3,000 bodies beneath Lake Shawnee Amusement Park.
Lakes of the Clouds Hut
There are boots nailed to the walls inside Lakes of the Clouds. Not decoration, not a joke.
Leeds Point - Birthplace of the Jersey Devil
The Leeds family named twelve children in Japhet Leeds's 1736 will.
Lily Dale Assembly
Thirty-seven registered mediums live in a village of 275 people.
Lincoln Park Zoo
Construction workers building a barn for the farm animals at Lincoln Park Zoo in 1962 dug into the ground and found a…
Lithia Park
A blue light flickers over the duck pond at Lithia Park after dark, and people who've seen it tend to leave it out of…
Little People's Village
Sit on the throne and you die within seven years. That's the legend at Little People's Village in Middlebury…
Lohman Building
In 2013, an archaeological team dug along Water Street in front of the Lohman Building…
Lost River Cave
Somebody scratched their name into the ceiling of Lost River Cave with the smoke of a candle in 1862…
LSU Indian Mounds
The LSU Indian Mounds are older than the Great Pyramids by roughly seven thousand years.
Maco Light Site
For over a hundred years, people pulled off the road near Maco Station in Brunswick County and waited in the dark for a…
Mammoth Cave National Park
Dr. John Croghan bought Mammoth Cave for $10,000 in 1839. Three years later…
Marfa Lights Viewing Area
On a wide shoulder of Highway 90 just east of Marfa in Presidio County, curious visitors gather on clear nights to…
Mark Twain Cave
Tom Rickey was giving a tour through Mark Twain Cave in the late 1990s when he saw a girl standing in McDowell's room.
Marsh Road
Marcy Renee Conrad was fourteen. She was a freshman at Milpitas High School.
McMenamins Crystal Ballroom
A janitor closing up the Crystal Ballroom one night looked across the empty dance floor and saw a couple doing the…
Michigan State Capitol
The Michigan State Capitol has a painter in the rotunda who didn't come down when his boom lift broke.
Mission House
The Mission House on Mackinac Island was a boarding school for Native American and Métis children between 1825 and…
Monte Cristo Ghost Town
Two men in early 1900s mining gear were spotted peeking around the corner of Monte Cristo's old saloon by a hiker on…
Moon River Brewing Company
During renovations in the 1990s, a foreman's wife was pushed down the third-floor stairs by something no one could see.
Moonville Tunnel
Four ghosts haunt a tunnel in the middle of nowhere, and the weird part is they all have names.
Mounds State Park
The Lenape called them Puk-wud-ies. Two to three feet tall, grayish skin that sometimes glowed in the dark…
Mount Chocorua
Chocorua raised his arms to the sky and shouted a curse. 'May the Great Spirit curse ye when he speaks in the clouds…
Multnomah Falls
In winter, when the upper drop of Multnomah Falls slows enough to let the cliff face show through the spray…
Murrells Inlet
In 1849, Dr. Allard Flagg brought his widowed mother and his 16-year-old sister Alice to The Hermitage in Murrells…
Natural Bridge
The Monacan people called it *Mohomony*, the Bridge of God. Their oral tradition holds that ancestors fleeing an…
New River Gorge Bridge
Governor Arch Moore asked his highways commissioner a simple question before construction began in 1974…
New York State Capitol
Samuel Abbott had a key in his pocket. The door it opened was a few paces away.
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
The brick wall around the officer's quarters at Norfolk Naval Shipyard has scorched patches and discolored sections…
North Carolina State Capitol
Night security at the North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh doesn't recommend the third-floor library after hours.
O'Kane Building
Bend Ghost Tours co-founder Meg Kehoe says there's something inside the O'Kane Building in downtown Bend that watches…
Oaks Amusement Park
Oaks Amusement Park is one of the ten oldest continuously operating amusement parks in the United States.
Ocean Street (The White Lady)
The rumor is that she once threw an ax at a child who got too close.
Old Christ Church
Old Christ Church, the oldest place of worship in Northwest Florida, was established by the Episcopalian congregation…
Old City Hall
On the morning of August 23, 1894, Colonel James Monroe Winstead climbed the inside of the clock tower at 1001 East…
Old City Hall
A ghost named Gus has a signature move at Old City Hall in Tacoma.
Old City Orphanage
Marquette's Old City Orphanage ghost story starts with a girl laid outside during a storm as punishment.
Old Sheldon Church Ruins
Couples line up to take wedding portraits at Old Sheldon Church.
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Maud Montague Mathews died of pneumonia on May 30, 1888, a few months shy of her twelfth birthday.
Ong's Hat Ghost Town
In 1936, a reporter traveling through the Pine Barrens found nothing at Ong's Hat but a clearing, an abandoned shed…
Oregon Vortex
The Oregon Vortex makes brooms balance on their handles, sends bottles rolling uphill…
Pawleys Island (The Gray Man)
In 1989, Jim and Clara Moore were walking the beach on Pawleys Island when they noticed a man heading straight toward…
Peck Building
Arthur Warren Waite tried to kill his mother-in-law, Hannah Peck, by driving her through a Michigan rainstorm with the…
Pentagon Barracks
A soldier paces the second-floor balcony of the Pentagon Barracks at night.
Phantom Canyon Road
In the 1890s, passengers on the Florence and Cripple Creek narrow-gauge line started reporting a man walking the tracks…
Philippi Covered Bridge
James Hanger was eighteen years old, a college student, and a brand-new Confederate recruit when a Union cannonball…
Pickering Wharf
The staff at Mercy Tavern hear them when the restaurant is empty. Men shouting. Fighting.
Pike Place Market
A basket of beads, a pile of pennies, and packets marked in the shop owner's own handwriting turned up behind a wall at…
Poinsett Bridge
Shanna Clippard from Greenville was sitting in a parked car near Poinsett Bridge one night when she felt a man's rough…
Proctor's Ledge Memorial
Proctor's Ledge is the confirmed site where nineteen innocent people were hanged during the Salem witch trials of 1692…
Pythian Castle
Tamara Finocchiaro, the owner of Pythian Castle, was asleep in her bedroom when two gunshots woke her up.
Quimby Road
If you drive up Quimby Road at midnight, watch the shoulder. The legend says you'll see a man running.
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Staff at Red Rocks say the miner shows up in restricted backstage areas where no crew member should be.
Remington Arms Factory
A nail fell into a box of cartridge primers on March 28, 1942.
River Raisin National Battlefield Park
Of 934 Americans who fought at the River Raisin on January 22, 1813, only 33 escaped death or capture.
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail
The Roaring Fork ghost story is the classic vanishing-hitchhiker tale, transplanted to a five-and-a-half-mile one-way…
Roebling Suspension Bridge
The Ghosts of Covington tour tells this one at the bridge railing. A young woman threw herself from the Roebling.
Roswell Mill Ruins
General Sherman called them traitors. Their crime was making cloth. On July 7, 1864…
Rush Ghost Town
In January 1887, workers fired up a rock smelter along Rush Creek expecting silver.
Russell-Colbath House
Thomas Colbath walked out the door of his Albany farmhouse in 1891 and told his wife he'd be back in a little while.
S.S. Pierce Building
The S.S. Pierce Building rises at the heart of Coolidge Corner in Brookline…
Sachs Covered Bridge
Three Confederate deserters were hanged from the rafters of Sachs Covered Bridge.
San Fernando Cathedral
San Fernando Cathedral, founded in 1731 by King Philip V of Spain, stands as the oldest standing church in Texas and…
Santa Teresa County Park
Don't get too close to Dottie's Pond. That's the warning every generation of San Jose kids has been passing down for at…
Sauerkraut Cave
The patients tried to crawl out through here. A lot of them didn't make it. Sauerkraut Cave sits inside E.P.
Scull Shoals Ghost Town
Scull Shoals is named for what the Oconee River kept washing up on the shoal.
Sedamsville Rectory
The doors of the basement still have scratch marks from dogs trying to claw their way out.
Seneca Caverns
Two small spheres of light, roughly the size of baseballs, zipped from one side of the Council Room to the other.
Shanghai Tunnels
Most of what tourists believe about the Shanghai Tunnels is wrong, and that's the interesting part.
Silver Bridge Memorial
Forty-six people died in ninety seconds on December 15, 1967, when the Silver Bridge dropped into the Ohio River during…
Six Flags Over Georgia
A blonde nine-year-old in a floral sundress runs up to guests near the parking lot, crying for her mother…
Smith Tower
In the 1980s, a workman assembling a historical exhibit inside Smith Tower felt someone creep up behind him.
Smuttynose Island
Smuttynose Island has 25 acres of rock and grass, no trees worth the name…
Sons of Hermann Hall
Sons of Hermann Hall, a Texas Historic Landmark since 1911, dominates Deep Ellum with its ornate German fraternal…
Spook Rock Road
Two lovers drowned on a boulder in a flood sent by an angry god, and people still hear a woman crying on the road where…
Springer's Point Nature Preserve
On November 22, 1718, Lieutenant Robert Maynard of the HMS Pearl cornered Blackbeard in a channel just off Ocracoke…
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Richard Kerens ordered marble from Italy for a church on an Ozark hillside.
St. Elmo Ghost Town
Annabelle Stark wandered St. Elmo with a shotgun loaded over one shoulder and tangled hair down her back…
St. George's Episcopal Church
In 1858, seventeen-year-old Ella McCarty climbed to the choir loft for practice and looked down into the empty…
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
When they found Father Henry David Jardine's body in a St. Louis sacristy on January 6, 1886…
St. Paul Episcopal Church
The bloodstains on the floor of St. Paul Episcopal Church in Sharpsburg won't come out.
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
"Thank God, I am saved." Those were the last words of a young soldier carried through the doors of St.
St. Valentine's Day Massacre Site
John May brought his German shepherd, Highball, to the garage at 2122 North Clark Street on the morning of February 14…
Stone Mountain
Horses will not go around the sunrise side of Stone Mountain. Dogs tuck their tails and slink the other direction.
Stones Throw
A bartender working the close saw a man sitting at a table. Solid, real-looking, wearing a coat.
Stow Lake (The White Lady)
On January 6, 1908, the San Francisco Chronicle ran a front-page story headlined "Park Ghost Holds Up Automobile…
Summerville Light
A ball of light floats above the old railroad tracks near Summerville on dark, misty nights. It's small.
Surrency Poltergeist Site
A fireplace andiron lifted itself off the hearth, floated across the room, struck one of the Surrency boys on the head…
Tennessee State Capitol
The Tennessee State Capitol is the only American capitol that doubles as a mausoleum…
Terlingua Ghost Town
Terlingua Ghost Town rises from the Chihuahuan Desert like a monument to boom-and-bust dreams…
Texas State Capitol
Comptroller Robert Marshall Love walks up the promenade to the Capitol building on misty days, dressed in a top hat.
The Art House
The Art House Theater in Eugene used to be a mortuary. Before that, it was a Spanish Colonial Congregational church.
The Athenaeum
On October 24, 1911, Dr. Helene Knabe's lab assistant found her dead in her apartment at the Delaware Flats with her…
The Bandage Man of Cannon Beach
Locals on Cannon Beach used to call a particular curve of old Highway 101 "Bandage Man Road." The state straightened it…
The Bellin Building
Tenants in the Bellin Building have described a man in his late fifties, gray-haired, wearing a suit…
The Cuban Club
The Cuban Club (El Circulo Cubano de Tampa) in Ybor City is considered one of the most haunted buildings in America…
The Devil's Tree
A solitary oak on Mountain Road in Basking Ridge has a ring of bare earth around its trunk in winter where snow won't…
The Paulding Light
In October 2010, a physics student from Michigan Technological University stood on a stretch of Highway 45 with a car…
The Seven Gates of Hell
The official Hellam Township website has a page asking people to stop looking for the Seven Gates of Hell.
The Witch's Castle
There's no witch in the Witch's Castle. There's not really a castle, either.
The Witches' Tree
The tree at Sixth and Park in Old Louisville is not the one that was there when the curse was placed.
Tilly Willy Bridge
Park on the bridge. Kill the engine. Wait. After a few minutes, child-sized handprints start appearing on the windows…
TNT Area
On November 15, 1966, Roger and Linda Scarberry and Steve and Mary Mallette were driving a black 1957 Chevy through the…
Troy Hill Firehouse
The firefighters at Engine 39 thought the ghost was on their side.
Tunnelton Tunnel
Henry Dixon was twenty-seven years old when they found him dead about two hundred feet from the east entrance of the…
Turner Hall
"He acts as theatre critic," the locals say about the ghost of Turner Hall.
Union Station
On the morning of June 17, 1933, machine gun fire erupted in the parking lot outside Union Station in Kansas City.
USS Edson
The USS Edson fired her guns in Vietnam. Six gun line deployments, thousands of rounds at coastal targets…
Virginia State Capitol
Just before 11 a.m. on April 27, 1870, a girder snapped over a crowded second-floor courtroom in the Virginia State…
War Eagle Mill
Lids fly off the tea dispensers and sail across the Bean Palace restaurant on the third floor.
West Virginia State Capitol
The first West Virginia State Capitol burned down in 1921. The temporary replacement also caught fire, in 1927.
White Point Gardens (The Battery)
Over five weeks in the autumn of 1718, forty-nine pirates were hanged at gallows erected at White Point…
Whitman Mission
Visitors to Whitman Mission hear horse hooves galloping across the grounds, followed by children laughing…
Willard Library
Willard Carpenter left his entire estate to a library instead of his daughter. Louise sued to break the will. She lost.
Wisconsin State Capitol
Look closely at the mural above the Assembly chambers in the Wisconsin State Capitol and you'll notice something wrong.
Wolf House
Jacob Wolf built the courthouse himself. In October 1829, he pushed legislation through the Arkansas Territory General…
Wrigley Field
"Them Cubs, they ain't gonna win no more." William "Billy Goat" Sianis said it in 1945.
Zuelke Building
Late at night, cleaning crews in the Zuelke Building hear piano music drifting from upper floors. Nobody is up there.
Alhambra Apartments
Fourteen people from ten Alhambra Apartments families came down violently sick within a single week of January 1905.
Bara-Hack
In 1971, six seminary students from St. Thomas in Bloomfield hiked more than a mile into the Connecticut woods to reach…
Burnt Mill Road - The Atco Ghost
You drive to the end of Burnt Mill Road. It's a dead-end cut through the Pine Barrens in Atco, Camden County…
Croisan Creek Road
Croisan Creek Road kills people, and not because it's haunted.
Crybaby Lane
The Crybaby Lane story is that in 1958 a group of escaped patients from Dorothea Dix Hospital…
Downs Road
Something keeps scratching parked cars on Downs Road. Long, thin gouges down the side panels, like claws or branches…
Gallows Hill Road
James Morgan was hanged here on January 29, 1782. An American sentry, he had shot Reverend James Caldwell two months…
Hornet Spooklight
Robert Gannon pointed a telescope at the Hornet Spooklight in 1965 and watched it split cleanly into two points of…
Island Path Road
Eunice Cole is the only woman New Hampshire ever formally convicted of witchcraft…
Lydia's Bridge
In 1924, an NC State student named Burke Hardison was driving through Jamestown on a wet night when he saw a young…
Milton Schoolhouse
The most famous student at Milton Schoolhouse was Robert Wadlow, the tallest person in recorded history at 8 feet 11…
Murphy Funeral Home
The sounds come after hours. Footsteps down empty hallways. Weeping in the chapel…
Old Redfield Road
Floor it. That is the standard advice from Grant County locals about a particular stretch of Old Redfield Road south of…
Oxford Light
Flash your headlights three times at the intersection of Oxford-Milford Road and Earhart Road, facing south, and wait.
Reeder Road
Reeder Road is not really a road anymore. It's a crumbling asphalt path through the swamp between Griffith and…
Ridgeway Phantom
On December 7, 1902, the New York Times ran a piece called "Some Wisconsin Ghosts." The article described an entity on…
Riverdale Road
At 1 a.m. on November 28, 1975, a two-story brick mansion at 9190 Riverdale Road burned to the ground.
Silver Run Tunnel
An engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad once refused to stop for the woman in white.
The Demon House Site
A DCS family case manager named Valerie Washington watched a nine-year-old boy walk backward up a hospital wall and…
The Exorcist House
The word "LOUIS" appeared scratched into a fourteen-year-old boy's chest in February 1949.
Zombie Road
The city of Wildwood, Missouri, officially denies that Zombie Road exists.