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Pensacola, Florida
Clara Barkley Dorr had this Victorian house built in 1871 to raise her five children after her husband Eben, a Bagdad lumber-company…
Clearwater, Florida
Clearwater Beach hosted a Coast Guard rifle range and an Army encampment during World War II. Local legend tells of a young woman in a…
Manitou Springs, Colorado
The Cliff House, a historic hotel in Manitou Springs near Miramont Castle, is said locally to be haunted by a European couple whose story…
Bisbee, Arizona
This Art Deco courthouse, designed by the Tucson architect Roy Place and built in 1931, became the seat of Cochise County government when…
Los Angeles, California
During night games at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, particularly in the closing minutes, spectators have reported a figure on the…
Laconia, New Hampshire
Laconia's Colonial Theatre was built in 1914 and has hosted movies, vaudeville and live performances. New Hampshire haunted-places lists…
El Paso, Texas
Concordia Cemetery in El Paso was founded in 1856 and holds many thousands of burials, including the gunfighter John Wesley Hardin and…
Cape May, New Jersey
Congress Hall in Cape May was built in 1816 by Thomas Hughes and renamed Congress Hall in 1828, the first resort hotel in town and the…
Jerome, Arizona
Guests at the Connor Hotel report whispering and women's laughter in Room 1, said to have frightened the hotel's first guest, an…
Louisville, Kentucky
The Conrad-Caldwell House was built in 1893 in Old Louisville for tanner Theophilus Conrad, who died in 1905, and the Caldwell family lived…
St. Petersburg, Florida
The Cordova Inn in downtown St. Petersburg was built in 1921 as the Hotel Scott and was renamed Hotel Cordova in 1923 after the Cordova…
Clarendon Hills, Illinois
Opened in 1922 by Emil Kobal as a tavern and small grocery on the ground floor, with the family's home above, the Country House has carried…
Cresco, Iowa
The Cresco Commercial Club raised the money for this opera house in 1914, and it opened in 1915 with the musical High Jinks. Local engineer…
El Centro, California
Staff working nights at the Crest Theatre described voices in the empty house, music coming through a sound system that had already been…
Portland, Oregon
The Crystal Ballroom on West Burnside, opened in 1914 as Cotillion Hall, is known for its floating dance floor and is now a McMenamins…
Miami Springs, Florida
At the Curtiss Mansion, staff and visitors have long reported lights switching on and off with no explanation, along with the sound and…
Mandan, North Dakota
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park near Mandan, on the Missouri River, preserves the site of the Army post from which Lieutenant Colonel…
Tolland, Connecticut
Built in 1720 by Daniel Benton, this house belonged to one of Tolland's wealthiest and most influential families. His grandson Elisha…
Wilmington, Delaware
The buildings that now house Dead Presidents Pub and Restaurant date to 1806 — originally a set of connected private homes, one of which…
Chicago, Illinois
In Death Alley, pedestrians passing through the alley report cold spots, whispered voices, the sensation of being watched, and, in some…
Washington, Washington DC
Decatur House on Lafayette Square, designed by Benjamin Latrobe and completed around 1818, was home to naval hero Stephen Decatur, who was…
Newark, Delaware
A tavern has stood on this Main Street corner since 1747, when it operated as St. Patrick's Inn; the current building dates to 1851. On…
Miami, Florida
The Deering Estate is a 450-acre Miami-Dade County Heritage Park on Biscayne Bay, centered on the Stone House built for industrialist…
Sacramento, California
The Delta King and her identical twin, the Delta Queen, were christened on May 20, 1927, and spent the next decade running overnight…