Haunted Denver

11 haunted places in Denver, Colorado

Denver is home to 11 haunted locations, including mansions, hotels and cemeteries. Explore the paranormal history of Colorado's most haunted places.

Haunted Mansions (4)

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

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

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

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

Denver's Brown Palace Hotel opened on August 12, 1892, the vision of Henry C. Brown, an Ohio carpenter who had homestead...

The Oxford Hotel opened in 1891, designed by architect Frank Edbrooke -- the same man behind the Brown Palace Hotel -- m...

In 1890, Scottish immigrant John Mouat built a Queen Anne mansion at 2555 West 37th Avenue as a showcase for his Denver-...

In 1858, General William Larimer designated a stretch of windswept prairie east of Denver as Mount Prospect Cemetery, th...

Riverside Cemetery opened in 1876 -- the same year Colorado achieved statehood -- on a seventy-seven-acre stretch betwee...

Henry H. "Shorty Scout" Zietz was just ten years old in 1875 when he met Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, and by...

Denver Union Station first opened its doors on June 1, 1881 -- a five-hundred-foot depot crowned by a 180-foot clock tow...