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Ogden, Utah
Historic 25th Street was the rough-and-tumble heart of Ogden's railroad boom, nicknamed Two-Bit Street for its saloons, gambling halls and…
Deadwood, South Dakota
The Historic Adams House in Deadwood is a Victorian mansion built in 1892 for Harris Franklin and later the home of the Adams family, now a…
Crofton, Nebraska
The Historic Argo Hotel in Crofton was built in 1912 to serve railroad travelers. It was renamed the New Meridian Hotel in 1923 and became…
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
The Historic Brookstown Inn in Winston-Salem occupies a brick mill that was built in the 1830s as a cotton mill. Visit North Carolina and…
Petros, Tennessee
Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary near Petros opened in 1896 and held some of Tennessee's most notorious inmates until it closed in 2009,…
Albany, New York
Historic Cherry Hill in Albany is a house museum built in 1787 for the Van Rensselaer family, remembered for a murder in 1827, when John…
Hollywood, Florida
The Historic Hollywood Beach Resort, the 1925 "Grand Lady" of Hollywood Beach (formerly the Hollywood Beach Resort Hotel), is said to be…
Maui, Hawaii
The Historic ʻIao Theatre, a Spanish Mission-style theater in Wailuku that opened in 1928, has a long-reported haunting centered in its…
Savage, Maryland
Historic Savage Mill was a textile mill from 1822 until 1947 and now holds artist studios, antique and craft shops and restaurants along…
Indianapolis, Indiana
At Historic St. Joseph Church, staff and visitors have reported seeing blood on their hands, a loud bang from the middle of the former…
Farmingdale, New Jersey
The Historic Village at Allaire, inside Allaire State Park, is a restored 19th-century bog iron village built around the Howell Works, a…
Wendover, Utah
Historic Wendover Airfield was a World War II training base where the 509th Composite Group prepared for the atomic missions of 1945, and…
Evergreen, Colorado
The Hiwan Homestead, built beginning in the 1870s as a mountain retreat, is now run as a museum by the Jefferson County Historical Society.…
Dallas, Texas
The Hotel Adolphus opened in 1912 in downtown Dallas, built by brewing magnate Adolphus Busch, and has hosted presidents, stars and…
St. Charles, Illinois
Hotel Baker opened to the public on June 2, 1928, with rooms starting at $2.50 a night. Its sixth floor, originally the chambermaids'…
Sedalia, Missouri
Hotel Bothwell is a landmark 1927 hotel in downtown Sedalia that has hosted travelers, politicians and State Fair visitors for nearly a…
Tucson, Arizona
Guests and staff at Hotel Congress describe a woman in lace who leaves a scent of roses in the lobby, a man in Victorian dress in Room 214,…
Coronado, California
On Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1892, a young woman signed the Hotel del Coronado's register as Mrs. Lottie A. Bernard of Detroit and…
Clayton, New Mexico
The Eklund Hotel in Clayton opened in 1892 as a mercantile and is now a three-story sandstone boutique hotel with a saloon and restaurant.…
Anniston, Alabama
John McKleroy, a partner in the Anniston Land Company, built this Queen Anne mansion in 1888 on the highest hill along Quintard Avenue.…
Haines, Alaska
The Hotel Halsingland occupies the former bachelor officers' quarters at Fort Seward in Haines, a National Historic Landmark overlooking…
Holton, Kansas
Hotel Josephine was built in 1889 by Holton businessman A.D. Walker and named for his four-month-old daughter, Josephine. The brick hotel…
Cape May, New Jersey
The Hotel Macomber on Beach Avenue in Cape May began as the Stockton Villa and is a boutique hotel on the seafront. Cape May tourism and…
Dillon, Montana
The Hotel Metlen was built in 1897 by Joseph C. Metlen beside the railroad in Dillon and became a stop for travelers, businessmen and, as…