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Orrville, Alabama
Old Cahawba was Alabama's first state capital, from 1820 to 1826, built where the Cahaba River meets the Alabama. After the capital moved…
Charleston, South Carolina
The Old Charleston Jail on Magazine Street was built in 1802, took its first inmates in 1803 and was a district jail for 137 years until…
Bartow, Florida
Completed in 1909 and now home to the Polk County Historical Museum, the old courthouse stands on the same plot where, in 1886, the bodies…
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
The Old Courthouse Museum is the former Minnehaha County Courthouse, a Sioux quartzite building from the 1890s that now holds the Siouxland…
Harrodsburg, Kentucky
Old Fort Harrod is a reconstruction of the first permanent settlement in Kentucky. Reenactors told Ghost Hunters in 2015 of encountering…
Globe, Arizona
The 1910 Gila County Jail in Globe once connected to the neighboring courthouse by a catwalk nicknamed the Bridge of Sighs. Its best-known…
Williamson, West Virginia
The Old Hospital on College Hill in Williamson opened in 1928 and served as a hospital until 1988, later holding offices until 2014. It was…
Granbury, Texas
The Old Jail Museum on the Granbury square is a two-story limestone jail built in 1885 that held Hood County prisoners from 1886 until…
Joliet, Illinois
Designed by architect W.W. Boyington and built largely by inmate labor beginning in 1858, Old Joliet Prison operated as the Illinois State…
Presque Isle, Michigan
The Old Presque Isle Lighthouse on Lake Huron was built in 1840 and is one of the oldest surviving lighthouses in Michigan, now a museum…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Built between 1833 and 1842, the Old State House served as Arkansas's first state capitol until a new capitol opened in 1912; it later did…
Bardstown, Kentucky
The Old Talbott Tavern in Bardstown has served travelers since 1779 and is billed as one of the oldest stagecoach stops in the country.…
Kimama, Idaho
Kimama was settled in the early 1900s by Volga German and Black Sea German immigrants who took up some of the last homesteads available…
Twin Falls, Idaho
The Old Towne Bridge crosses Rock Creek on Shoshone Street South in Twin Falls, on the site of the old wooden "Singing Bridge," replaced in…
New Haven, Connecticut
Built in 1927–28 on the northeast corner of the New Haven Green, this was the city's tallest building when it opened, designed to echo the…
York, Maine
The Old York Gaol, built in 1719, is the oldest surviving prison in the United States and a National Historic Landmark in York Village. It…
Marco Island, Florida
Captain Bill opened this inn in 1896, and it has operated as a hotel and restaurant on Marco Island ever since. Guests and staff describe…
Bisbee, Arizona
Guests at the Oliver House report ghostly footsteps in the hallways at night, cold spots, a rocking chair that moves of its own accord,…
Olustee, Florida
At Olustee Battlefield, visitors and Civil War reenactors describe orbs and the apparitions of soldiers on the battlefield, especially…
Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
The grand Mount Washington Hotel at Bretton Woods opened in 1902 and was named the most haunted place in New Hampshire by Thrillist. Its…
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The William Penn Hotel, opened in 1916 by Henry Clay Frick's company, is Pittsburgh's grand downtown hotel and is now the Omni William…
Boothbay Harbor, Maine
The Opera House at Boothbay Harbor is a three-story Queen Anne building designed by the Portland firm of Francis H. Fassett and his son…
Detroit, Michigan
Orchestra Hall in Detroit's Midtown opened in 1919 and is the home of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Its ghost is said to be Ossip…
Cave Junction, Oregon
The Chateau at Oregon Caves National Monument is a rustic six-story lodge of Port Orford cedar built in 1934 in the Siskiyou Mountains. The…