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New London, Connecticut
The Garde Theatre opened in 1926 as a vaudeville and movie house and is now a performing arts center. Staff tell of a lighting engineer who…
Salem, Connecticut
Anglers and campers on Gardner Lake have long reported faint piano music rising from the water, heard from every direction, said to be the…
Garnet, Montana
Garnet is one of Montana's best-preserved ghost towns, a gold-mining settlement in the Garnet Range that boomed in the 1890s and emptied…
Milledgeville, Georgia
In 1952, Georgia College student Betty Jean Cook, known as "Cookie," died by suicide on the third floor of Samford Hall; rumors that she…
Baker City, Oregon
The Geiser Grand Hotel on Main Street in Baker City was built during the Oregon gold rush and was once considered the finest hotel between…
Rawlins, Wyoming
The George Ferris Mansion in Rawlins is a Victorian house on the National Register of Historic Places, built in the early 1900s by Julia…
Catasauqua, Pennsylvania
The George Taylor House was built in 1768 by a signer of the Declaration of Independence and is a National Historic Landmark. Volunteers…
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
For three days in July 1863, the fields and ridgelines around the small town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, hosted the largest battle ever…
Apalachicola, Florida
Built in 1907 as The Franklin Hotel and renamed the Gibson Inn when sisters Annie Gibson Hayes and Mary Ellen "Sunshine" Gibson bought it…
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa holds the art and artifacts collected by oilman Thomas Gilcrease, who died in 1962 and is buried in a mausoleum…
Chicago, Illinois
Built between 1886 and 1887 by real estate developer Robert C. Givins in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood, this three-story, triple-turreted…
Cape Girardeau, Missouri
The Glenn House is a Victorian museum on the Mississippi. Volunteers report footsteps in the nursery, doors slamming and bells ringing that…
St. Joseph, Missouri
Visitors and staff at the Glore Psychiatric Museum report shadow figures in doorways, voices calling from empty rooms, a constant feeling…
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…
Lebanon, Ohio
The Golden Lamb in Lebanon has served travelers since 1803 and calls itself Ohio's oldest continuously operating business; guests have…
Goldfield, Nevada
The Goldfield Hotel opened in 1908 as one of the grandest hotels in the West, with mahogany paneling, gold-leaf ceilings, crystal…
DeRidder, Louisiana
The Beauregard Parish Jail in DeRidder, built in 1914 in a castle-like Collegiate Gothic style, held prisoners until the early 1980s and is…
Cranston, Rhode Island
The Sprague Mansion is the Cranston Historical Society's museum, tied to Amasa Sprague, murdered in 1843. Visitors report children's…
Providence, Rhode Island
The Graduate Providence, which opened in 1922 as the Biltmore, was named the most haunted hotel in Rhode Island by TripAdvisor and is among…
Granbury, Texas
The Granbury Opera House, built in 1886 on the courthouse square, is a working theater in one of Texas's best-preserved small-town squares.…
Dubuque, Iowa
Designed by Chicago architect Willoughby J. Edbrooke and opened in 1890, the Grand Opera House is the last surviving opera house in…
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
The Grand Opera House in Oshkosh opened in 1883 and still hosts performances. Its resident ghost is Percy Keene, a stage manager who worked…
Fort Benton, Montana
The Grand Union Hotel opened in 1882 on the Missouri River levee in Fort Benton, the head of river navigation in the Montana gold-rush era,…
Vancouver, Washington
The Grant House on Officers Row, built in 1849 as one of the first army buildings in the Northwest, has been an Officers' Club, a library,…