Haunted Indianapolis

12 haunted places in Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis is home to 12 haunted locations, including mansions, theaters and hospitals. Explore the paranormal history of Indiana's most haunted places.

Haunted Mansions (3)

Hannah House

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

James Allison Mansion

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

Nicholson-Rand House

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

Haunted Theaters (2)

Indiana Repertory Theatre

The Indiana Repertory Theatre occupies the former Indiana Theatre, a Spanish Baroque movie palace that opened on June 18...

Rivoli Theatre

The Rivoli Theatre opened on September 15, 1927 as the first Universal Studios-owned theater in Indiana, built at a cost...

Haunted Hospitals (1)

Central State Hospital

Central State Hospital opened in 1848 as the Indiana Hospital for the Insane, prompted by reformer Dorothea Dix's damnin...

Haunted Cemeteries (1)

Crown Hill Cemetery

Crown Hill Cemetery was incorporated on September 25, 1863 and dedicated on June 1, 1864, during the height of the Civil...

Haunted Museums (1)

Indiana Medical History Museum

The Indiana Medical History Museum occupies the oldest surviving pathology laboratory in the United States, a 19-room br...

Haunted Hotels (1)

Indianapolis Athletic Club

The Indianapolis Athletic Club was incorporated in 1920 by a group of businessmen to promote clean sports, amusement, an...

Haunted Restaurants (1)

Slippery Noodle Inn

The Slippery Noodle Inn at 372 South Meridian Street is Indiana's oldest continuously operating bar in its original buil...

Other Haunted Places (2)

Indiana Statehouse

The Indiana Statehouse was completed in 1888 at a cost of $2 million, a Renaissance Revival masterpiece designed by Indi...

The Athenaeum

The Athenaeum, originally Das Deutsche Haus, was built in two phases beginning in 1893 as the cultural heart of Indianap...