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Storrs, Connecticut
Room 501 in Willard C. Eddy Hall, part of UConn's Alumni Quad, is the campus's most persistently reported haunted dorm room, covered over…
Fort Wayne, Indiana
The University of Saint Francis's campus library, now named the Lee and Jim Vann Library. Students say a student died by suicide here long…
Longmont, Colorado
Students and staff at Longmont's Vance Brand Civic Auditorium, named for the Longmont-born astronaut, describe a presence they call Edison,…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Vino's opened in 1990 in the 1909 Muswick Building on West Seventh Street, a space that had earlier housed an art gallery and, before that,…
Wickenburg, Arizona
Henry Wickenburg found gold here in 1863, and the Vulture became the richest mine in Arizona history, yielding more than 340,000 ounces…
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
The Walker House in Mineral Point was built in 1836 and is one of the oldest inns in Wisconsin. Food Network named it the spookiest…
Torrington, Connecticut
Opened in 1931 as a Warner Brothers movie palace seating 1,772 people, this Art Deco theater is a well-preserved example of architect…
Waverly Hall, Georgia
Established in 1829, Waverly Hall Cemetery has built a reputation, documented in Jim Miles' book Weird Georgia and by multiple paranormal…
Middletown, Virginia
The Wayside Inn in Middletown is a long-running Shenandoah Valley inn that claims to be one of the oldest continuously operating inns in…
Flagstaff, Arizona
The Weatherford opened on New Year's Day 1900 and still takes guests on North Leroux Street. William Randolph Hearst, Theodore Roosevelt,…
Indianapolis, Indiana
At the Wheeler-Stokely Mansion, reports include an apparition of a man walking a dog, a woman in old-fashioned dress seen running out a…
Wilmington, Vermont
The White House of Wilmington is a mansion built in 1915 as the summer home of Martin and Clara Brown and later turned into an inn. The…
Detroit, Michigan
The Whitney is a Romanesque mansion in Detroit's Midtown, built in 1894 for the lumber baron David Whitney Jr., who died there in 1900, and…
San Jose, California
Sarah Winchester came to the Santa Clara Valley in 1886 after losing her infant daughter, Annie, and then her husband, William Wirt…
Salem, Massachusetts
The Witch House, also called the Jonathan Corwin House, is the only building still standing in Salem with a direct tie to the 1692 witch…
Cañon City, Colorado
Woodpecker Hill, on the grounds of the Colorado Territorial Prison in Cañon City, is the burial ground for inmates who died in custody or…
Yuma, Arizona
Open from 1876 to 1909, Yuma Territorial Prison earned the nickname "Hellhole of the West" for the more than 3,000 inmates who passed…