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Tampa, Florida
The Tampa Theatre opened in 1926 as an ornate movie palace and still operates today. Projectionist Foster "Fink" Finley ran its booth for…
Danbury, Connecticut
New York photographer E. Starr Sanford built this 16-room stone castle as a summer retreat between 1896 and 1899, importing Italian wood…
Owensboro, Kentucky
The Theatre Workshop of Owensboro performs in the Old Trinity Centre, a Gothic Revival building erected in 1875 as an Episcopal church and…
Roosevelt Lake, Arizona
Built between 1905 and 1911 while Arizona was still a territory, Theodore Roosevelt Dam was, at the time, the tallest masonry dam in the…
Thomaston, Connecticut
Built in 1884, this theater and the firehouse beside it stand on the site of Thomaston's oldest cemetery — the graves were relocated, but…
Point Pleasant, West Virginia
The TNT Area north of Point Pleasant, once the West Virginia Ordnance Works that made explosives in World War II, is now part of the…
Jupiter, Florida
At Trapper Nelson's camp, visitors describe a feeling of being watched near the restrooms, and his apparition has been reported waving from…
Griffin, Georgia
Local legend holds that a railroad worker was decapitated by an oncoming train at this trestle, and that his spirit still searches for his…
JENSEN BEACH, Florida
At Tuckahoe, visitors and staff describe a strange, chilling feeling upon entering, unexplained noises from the upper floors, sudden cold…
Whittier, California
Turnbull Canyon Road winds through the Puente Hills above Whittier, and the canyon's reputation rests on a real, well-documented disaster.…
Twin Falls, Idaho
This building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, once operated as a flour mill — Twin Falls was home to one of the…
Rockford, Illinois
Twin Sister Woods, an 8-acre wooded area in Rockford's Twin Sister Hills Park, centers its local legend on an old willow tree at the…
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…
Rockmart, Georgia
Van Wert Methodist Church, listed by Georgia tourism as the Historic Van Wert Methodist Church, stands at the old Van Wert townsite near…
San Diego, California
Villa Montezuma was built in 1887 for Jesse Shepard, a pianist and singer who claimed that the spirits of great composers played through…
St. Petersburg, Florida
Built in 1925 by Aymer Vinoy Laughner and known locally as "The Pink Lady," the Vinoy was a roaring-twenties resort hotel that closed in…
Greenbush, Wisconsin
The Sylvanus Wade House in Greenbush is a 27-room stagecoach inn built in 1850 that is now a Wisconsin Historical Society site with…
Louisville, Kentucky
Waverly Hills Sanatorium opened in 1910 as a tuberculosis hospital in southwest Louisville, and its large 1926 main building closed as a…
Anchorage, Alaska
The Wendy Williamson Auditorium is a 910-seat theatre on the west campus of the University of Alaska Anchorage, and its ghost stories have…
Lancaster, California
Visitors and staff at the Western Hotel Museum report footsteps crossing the wooden floors of both storeys, a scratchy record playing with…
San Diego, California
In September 1852, James "Yankee Jim" Robinson was hanged on this ground in Old Town San Diego for stealing a boat. The gallows had been…
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…
Newport, Rhode Island
The White Horse Tavern in Newport, which opened in 1673, is billed as the oldest tavern still operating in the United States. It has been a…
Nephi, Utah
The George Carter Whitmore Mansion in Nephi was built in 1898 for a bank founder and state senator and is on the National Register of…