Haunted Mansions in Virginia

16 haunted locations

Virginia has 16 haunted mansions documented in SpookFinder, from Alexandria and Fredericksburg to Williamsburg and 5 more towns. Start with Kenmore Plantation in Fredericksburg or Belle Grove Plantation in Middletown. Each comes with its own ghost stories, history, and visitor details.

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Haunted Mansions in Virginia

Carlyle House

Carlyle House

Alexandria

In the 1970s, stone mason Jon Battista was restoring the chimney foundation at Carlyle House when he opened a sealed…

Lee-Fendall House

Lee-Fendall House

Alexandria

Thirty-seven members of the Lee family lived in this house between 1785 and 1903.

Ramsay House

Ramsay House

Alexandria

The coffee pot turns itself on. At 221 King Street, before the morning shift unlocks the door of Alexandria's Visitor…

Swope's Townhouse

Swope's Townhouse

Alexandria

An English woman went to tour 210 Prince Street with a realtor and never made it past the staircase.

Ash Lawn-Highland

Ash Lawn-Highland

Charlottesville

For nearly two centuries, the small white building tourists were shown at Highland was not James Monroe's house.

Monticello

Monticello

Charlottesville

In 1941, the room where Sally Hemings lived as an enslaved woman at Monticello was converted into a men's bathroom.

Chatham Manor

Chatham Manor

Fredericksburg

On December 21, 1862, Walt Whitman walked up to the front of Chatham Manor looking for his wounded brother George.

Kenmore Plantation

Kenmore Plantation

Fredericksburg

Colonel Fielding Lewis put roughly seven thousand pounds of his own money into making gunpowder for the Continental…

Mary Washington House

Mary Washington House

Fredericksburg

George Washington's mother is supposed to be in her garden. It's a strange version of a ghost story.

Belle Grove Plantation

Belle Grove Plantation

Middletown

A visitor walking through Belle Grove once glanced into the room where Confederate Major General Stephen Dodson Ramseur…

Moses Myers House

Moses Myers House

Norfolk

A top-hatted figure paces the garden behind the Moses Myers House. Head bowed, hands clasped behind his back.

Agecroft Hall

Agecroft Hall

Richmond

In 1925, a Tudor manor in the Irwell Valley was taken apart timber by timber, crated, loaded onto a ship…

Ferry Plantation House

Ferry Plantation House

Virginia Beach

At 10 a.m. on July 10, 2006, Virginia Beach Mayor Meyera Oberndorf stood at Ferry Plantation House and read Governor…

George Wythe House

George Wythe House

Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg's official line on the George Wythe House is one sentence long…

Governor's Palace

Governor's Palace

Williamsburg

In June 1930, an Egyptologist named Prentice Duell started digging in the west garden of the Governor's Palace in…

Peyton Randolph House

Peyton Randolph House

Williamsburg

Firefighters walked into the Peyton Randolph House on a fire alarm in December 2014 and found a fully discharged fire…