TLDR
Built in the late 1800s as the Saratoga Club House, this ornate venue in Congress Park drew Gilded Age high society to gamble in style. The gambling is long gone, but the Victorian grandeur is still very much intact — it's now a museum and event space.
The Full Story
Canfield Casino has a well-established reputation for strange occurrences. Visitors report the smell of cigar smoke wafting through rooms where nobody's smoking. Objects that were secured for the night turn up moved by morning. The temperature drops sharply and without warning in certain parts of the building.
The most common ghost is a woman in Victorian dress who roams the hallways -- thought to be a wealthy patron who perhaps lost more than money at the gaming tables. Staff closing up at night hear footsteps above them in empty rooms. The casino's connection to gambling, with all its associated highs and lows, seems to have left some kind of supernatural residue on the place.
Visiting
Canfield Casino is located at 1 East Congress Street, Saratoga Springs, New York.