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Derry, Louisiana
Magnolia Plantation is part of Cane River Creole National Historical Park, with eight surviving enslaved people's cabins; the main house is…
Charleston, South Carolina
Magnolia Plantation on the Ashley River has been owned by the Drayton family since the 1600s and is open as gardens, a house museum and a…
Albertville, Alabama
On April 24, 1908, during the Dixie tornado outbreak that struck much of the South, a violent tornado tore through Albertville. It killed…
Chillicothe, Ohio
The Majestic Theatre on East Main Street in downtown Chillicothe is a historic theater listed by TourismOhio as one of the state's haunted…
San Antonio, Texas
The Majestic Theatre, opened in 1929 in downtown San Antonio, is an atmospheric movie palace designed by John Eberson, with a ceiling of…
Malvern, Iowa
This three-story building was built in the 1870s as a railroad hotel for travelers passing through Malvern. By the mid-twentieth century it…
Honolulu, Hawaii
Manoa Falls Trail, a lush hiking path deep in Manoa Valley, is said to be one of the most haunted trails on O'ahu. Hikers report hearing…
Port Townsend, Washington
Manresa Castle's legends center on two rooms: Room 302, where a priest is said to have hanged himself, and Room 306, where a young woman…
Hartford, Connecticut
Samuel Clemens — Mark Twain — built this 25-room High Victorian Gothic mansion in 1874 and lived there with his family for 17 years,…
Savannah, Georgia
Opened in 1851 by businesswoman Mary Marshall, the Marshall House is Savannah's oldest continuously operating hotel. It served as a…
West Point, Georgia
Built in the early 1870s by James Eichelburger McCosh, this grist mill ground corn and wheat for area farms on Wehadkee Creek until it…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The McCune Mansion, built between 1898 and 1901 for railroad and mining magnate Alfred McCune on Salt Lake City's Capitol Hill, is a red…
Troutdale, Oregon
McMenamins Edgefield, east of Portland, began in 1911 as the Multnomah County Poor Farm, a home for residents who were poor, ill or…
Forest Grove, Oregon
The Grand Lodge in Forest Grove was built in 1922 as the Masonic and Eastern Star Home for older members and their families, and is now a…
Poncha Springs, Colorado
Above Mears Junction, on the old Denver and Rio Grande "Chile Line," a water tank once let trains refill their boilers before the climb…
New York, New York
The Merchant's House Museum in NoHo is a Federal and Greek Revival row house, home to the Tredwell family from 1835 to 1933 and preserved…
New Lenox, Illinois
A 406-acre section of Messenger Woods was designated an Illinois Nature Preserve in 1994 and 1999, protecting a mix of forest, prairie,…
Fresno, California
Visitors and staff at the Meux Home report children's laughter from the upstairs rooms, and doorknobs that go missing from several doors…
Scituate, Massachusetts
Minot's Ledge Light stands on a rock about a mile off the coast at Cohasset and Scituate. The first tower, an iron-legged structure, was…
Riverside, California
The Mission Inn began in 1876 as a small adobe boarding house run by the Miller family. Over the following decades Frank Miller built it…
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Mission Point Resort stands on the site of Mission House, which opened in 1825 as a Protestant mission school for Native American and Métis…
Biloxi, Mississippi
The Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center is a large arena and convention complex on the Gulf Coast in Biloxi, with…
Jefferson City, Missouri
The Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City opened in 1836 and held inmates for 168 years, becoming known as the bloodiest 47 acres…
Tonopah, Nevada
The Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah was built in 1907 during a silver boom and was one of the first luxury hotels in the state. It was investigated…