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St. Francisville, Louisiana
The Myrtles Plantation was established in 1796 by General David Bradford as Laurel Grove and renamed the Myrtles in 1834. It operates as an…
Naples, New York
The Naples Hotel is said to be haunted by "Topper," a man who died by suicide on the third floor, whom the owners blame for whispers,…
Nevada City, California
Pearson and Healy opened the National Exchange Hotel on August 20, 1856, leasing the brick Bicknell Block after a fire that swept through…
Washington Island, Wisconsin
Nelsen's Hall on Washington Island is known as the oldest legally operating tavern in Wisconsin, a status it traces to Prohibition, when…
West Brownsville, Pennsylvania
Nemacolin Castle in Brownsville began in 1789 as a trading post on the National Road and grew into a 22-room castle for the Bowman family,…
Nevada City, Montana
Nevada City is a restored gold-rush town on Highway 287 near Virginia City, owned by the State of Montana and managed by the Montana…
Carson City, Nevada
The Nevada Governor's Mansion in Carson City was built in 1909 in the Colonial Revival style, and Governor Denver Dickerson and his family…
Ely, Nevada
The Nevada Northern Railway in East Ely is a National Historic Landmark railroad with its original depot, engine house and steam…
Canton, Georgia
New Hightower Baptist Church, known as "Hell's Church," and the cemetery across the road are ranked among Georgia's most haunted cemeteries…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The New Orleans Pharmacy Museum occupies the 1823 Creole townhouse where Louis Dufilho Jr., America's first licensed pharmacist, opened his…
Albany, New York
The New York State Capitol in Albany, begun in 1867 and a vast Romanesque Revival building, is said to be haunted by a night watchman…
Globe, Arizona
Built in 1907 and opened as Globe's main elementary school in 1917 — the future Arizona governor Rose Mofford was a pupil — this hillside…
Astoria, Oregon
The Norblad Hotel, built in 1923, is one of Astoria's longest-running hotels and now offers private rooms and a hostel. Ghost Adventures…
Raleigh, North Carolina
The North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh, a Greek Revival building completed in 1840, is said to be haunted by a former night watchman…
Vacherie, Louisiana
Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie is famous for the double row of live oaks leading to its Greek Revival house. Josephine and Andrew Stewart…
Fall River, Massachusetts
Oak Grove Cemetery in Fall River is the burial place of the Borden family, including Andrew and Abby Borden and Lizzie, who was acquitted…
Mobile, Alabama
Cotton broker James W. Roper built Oakleigh in 1833, a raised Greek Revival house with its main floor a storey above the ground against…
Key West, Florida
Built in 1981 on a Key West pier site with its own long history — an 1830s dock, Civil War and Spanish-American War naval use, and decades…
Franklin, Kentucky
Octagon Hall was built between 1847 and 1859 by Andrew Jackson Caldwell near Franklin, in an unusual eight-sided plan, and it served both…
Washington, Washington DC
The Octagon, completed around 1801 for Colonel John Tayloe, served as a temporary White House for President Madison after the British…
Ogden, Utah
Ogden Union Station, rebuilt in 1924 after a fire destroyed the earlier depot, was a major rail junction and now houses museums and…
Savannah, Georgia
Built in 1964 as the Downtowner Motor Lodge and later operated as a Ramada Inn before SCAD acquired it as a dormitory, Oglethorpe House has…
Ojai, California
Opened in 1923 as a Spanish Colonial-style resort that later hosted guests like Clark Gable and Judy Garland, the Ojai Valley Inn served as…
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
The Old Courthouse Museum is the former Minnehaha County Courthouse, a Sioux quartzite building from the 1890s that now holds the Siouxland…