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New Bedford, Massachusetts
Fort Taber, later Fort Rodman, guards the entrance to New Bedford harbor and is now a city park with a museum and Battery Milliken. Ghost…
Tucson, Arizona
The Fox opened in April 1930 as a vaudeville house and cinema, closed in 1974 as downtown Tucson emptied, stood derelict for more than two…
Joliet, Illinois
Built in 1887 from Joliet limestone by local architect and Egyptologist Frank Shaver Allen, this house at the corner of Morgan and Dewey…
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
The Fulton Theatre in downtown Lancaster, built in 1852 and billed as the oldest continuously operating theater in America, stands on the…
Duluth, Minnesota
Visitors and staff at Glensheen describe cold spots on the stairs, flashes of light from the staircase, shadow figures, flickering lights,…
Dahlonega, Georgia
Built in 1836, this building is the oldest surviving courthouse in Georgia; it served as the Lumpkin County Courthouse for over a century…
Golden, Oregon
Golden was an 1890s gold-rush settlement founded by religious settlers who banned alcohol and gambling; a church, general store and…
Cleveland, Ohio
The Cleveland Grays Armory was built in 1893 to house the Grays, a volunteer militia raised in the city, and now holds a military museum…
Magna, Utah
The Great Saltair began as a lakeside resort pavilion on the Great Salt Lake in 1893, was destroyed by fire more than once, and the current…
Guild, Tennessee
Hales Bar Dam, built on the Tennessee River in the early 1900s and replaced by Nickajack Dam, has a powerhouse on the National Register of…
Hanover, Virginia
Hanover Tavern in Hanover County has stood in some form since 1733 and in its present building since 1791, and Patrick Henry married the…
Savannah, Georgia
This Savannah townhouse was built in 1872. Multiple independent visitor accounts, consistent across Savannah's ghost-tour guides over the…
Brumley, Missouri
The Haunted Castle House near Brumley is a two-story home with a 30-foot turret and two-foot-thick walls of hand-poured concrete. Its…
Mineral Wells, Texas
The Haunted Hill House in Mineral Wells was built in 1890 and stands a short walk from the Baker Hotel. It has been a private home, a…
Sutton, West Virginia
The William Edgar Haymond House in Sutton, a Queen Anne house built in the 1880s or 1890s for a prominent local attorney, is a bed and…
Kansas City, Missouri
Hotel Savoy in Kansas City's Garment District opened in 1888 and was long billed as the oldest continuously operating hotel west of the…
Valparaiso, Indiana
The Inn at Aberdeen is a bed and breakfast outside Valparaiso with a long-told story of a girl on the staircase. Accounts differ over which…
Buffalo, New York
The Iron Island Museum is a local history museum in a former church and funeral home in Buffalo's Iron Island neighborhood, donated to the…
Kokomo, Indiana
At Jacob's Funeral Home, black shadows and unexplained noise have been reported in the old basement. Built in 1901 at 208 E. Mulberry St.,…
Rupert, Idaho
Kelley Bean Co., founded in 1927 in Henry, Nebraska by Robert L. Kelley Sr. and Gary L. Kelley, grew into one of the largest dry edible…
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Kemper Center on the Lake Michigan shore in Kenosha grew around the Durkee Mansion, built in 1861 for the senator Charles Durkee, and in…
McCarthy, Alaska
Kennecott was the centre of a copper empire until the ore ran out and the mill town was abandoned almost overnight in 1938, leaving…
Jackson, California
The Kennedy Mine was one of the deepest gold mines in North America and killed 36 workers over its years of operation; its headframe and…
Kilauea, Hawaii
Commissioned in 1913 on a windswept point on Kauaʻi's north shore, Kīlauea Point Lighthouse guided ships across the Pacific for decades…