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Sioux Falls, South Dakota
The Orpheum Theater in downtown Sioux Falls, built in 1913, has been home to vaudeville acts, films and concerts for more than a century.…
Wichita, Kansas
The Orpheum Theatre opened in downtown Wichita on September 4, 1922, designed by architect John Eberson in the atmospheric style to feel…
Memphis, Tennessee
The Orpheum Theatre in downtown Memphis, a grand 1928 vaudeville and movie palace, is best known for the ghost of a girl named Mary, said…
Pioche, Nevada
Staff and guests at the Overland Hotel & Saloon report ghosts, especially in Room 10, the hotel's most haunted room; a maid and bartender…
Oxford, Massachusetts
The Oxford Free Public Library on Main Street in Oxford is a small-town library with a local reputation for odd activity. Reports passed…
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion on Milwaukee's Wisconsin Avenue was built in 1892 for the brewing magnate Frederick Pabst and is now a…
Manchester, New Hampshire
The Palace Theatre on Hanover Street in Manchester opened in 1915, built by the Greek immigrant Victor Charas and advertised as the only…
Worcester, Massachusetts
The Palladium opened in 1928 as the Plymouth Theatre and is now an all-ages concert hall. Ghost Hunters included it in a 2006 episode, but…
West Palm Beach, Florida
The university library is said to be haunted by a former janitor who worked there for years before mysteriously disappearing without a…
Sauk Centre, Minnesota
The Palmer House Hotel in Sauk Centre was built in 1901 on the site of an earlier hotel that burned in 1900, and it is often called the…
Palmyra, New York
The Palmyra Historical Museum, in the old Phelps general store on Market Street, is a small museum of the village's history. New York ghost…
Petersburg, Virginia
Pamplin Historical Park is a 424-acre site with a National Historic Landmark battlefield from the 1865 Union breakthrough at Petersburg,…
Park City, Utah
The Park City Museum on Main Street occupies the old City Hall and territorial jail, built in 1885, and visitors can step into the jail and…
Put-in-Bay, Ohio
The Park Hotel on South Bass Island is a Victorian hotel from the 1870s in the center of Put-in-Bay. TourismOhio's haunted list tells of a…
Danvers, Massachusetts
The Peabody Institute Library of Danvers is a public library whose own website keeps a category of paranormal stories among its local…
Highland, Illinois
This two-story 1850s brick building on 9th Street in Highland now houses Peacock Bakery and Cafe; for decades before that it was home to…
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hangar 37 on Ford Island is a former seaplane hangar that survived the 1941 attack and houses the museum. Ghost Hunters investigated in…
Bentonville, Arkansas
Congressman Samuel W. Peel built this Italianate brick house in Bentonville in 1875, and it is now the Peel Museum, open to the public with…
Ogden, Utah
Peery's Egyptian Theater opened on July 3, 1924 on Washington Boulevard, built on the site of the Arlington Hotel after a fire and…
Nokomis, Florida
This waterfront restaurant sits in a building dating to 1903, when the Chadwick family built a fish house here for their mullet business,…
Augusta, Georgia
Pendleton King Park sits on the former Bugg Plantation, purchased before 1842 by Judge John P. King and donated to the city of Augusta by…
Perryville, Kentucky
The Battle of Perryville, fought on October 8, 1862, was the largest Civil War battle fought in Kentucky, with thousands of casualties in a…
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Pfister Hotel opened in 1893 as the Grand Hotel of the West and is a landmark of downtown Milwaukee, famous for its large Victorian art…
Stratford, Connecticut
In March 1850, Congregational minister Rev. Eliakim Phelps and his family returned home from Sunday service on Elm Street to find the house…