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Greeley, Colorado
Wilson Hall at the University of Northern Colorado is tied to the same Edith story told of the university's other dormitories — students…
Baltimore, Maryland
The USS Constellation in Baltimore's Inner Harbor was launched in 1854 and is the last all-sail warship built by the U.S. Navy, now a…
Alameda, California
The USS Hornet (CV-12) was commissioned in 1943. She earned nine battle stars in the Pacific, and on 24 July 1969 she recovered the Apollo…
Corpus Christi, Texas
The USS Lexington, commissioned in 1943 and nicknamed the Blue Ghost, is a World War II aircraft carrier that has been a museum on Corpus…
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
The USS Yorktown, a World War II aircraft carrier launched in 1943, is the centerpiece of the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum in…
Independence, Missouri
The Vaile Mansion in Independence is a 31-room Second Empire Victorian house completed in 1881 for Harvey Vaile, and it is now a city-run…
Seward, Alaska
This brick building went up in downtown Seward in 1916 and became a hotel in 1921; it was added to the National Register of Historic Places…
Van Lear, Kentucky
The Coal Miners' Museum in Van Lear occupies a building erected in 1913 as the Consolidation Coal Company's office, which later held other…
Longmont, Colorado
Students and staff at Longmont's Vance Brand Civic Auditorium, named for the Longmont-born astronaut, describe a presence they call Edison,…
Lenox, Massachusetts
Ventfort Hall is a Jacobean Revival mansion built for Sarah and George Morgan, now a Gilded Age museum. Ghost Hunters visited in the 2011…
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Vicksburg National Military Park preserves the battlefield of the 47-day Siege of Vicksburg in 1863, one of the turning points of the Civil…
San Antonio, Texas
Victoria's Black Swan Inn is a historic home near Salado Creek that operates as a residence and event venue. It has long been named in San…
Villisca, Iowa
Visitors and investigators at the Villisca Axe Murder House describe footsteps in empty rooms, voices, whispers, doors and objects that…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Vino's opened in 1990 in the 1909 Muswick Building on West Seventh Street, a space that had earlier housed an art gallery and, before that,…
St. Petersburg, Florida
Built in 1925 by Aymer Vinoy Laughner and known locally as "The Pink Lady," the Vinoy was a roaring-twenties resort hotel that closed in…
Centralia, Illinois
Harriet Annie Marshall, daughter of Dr. Winfield and Eoline Marshall, died in 1890 at age eleven, a few weeks after her birthday, from…
Medicine Bow, Wyoming
The Virginian Hotel in Medicine Bow, finished in 1911 and named for Owen Wister's novel The Virginian, is a National Register hotel on the…
Wickenburg, Arizona
Henry Wickenburg found gold here in 1863, and the Vulture became the richest mine in Arizona history, yielding more than 340,000 ounces…
St. Paul, Minnesota
The Wabasha Street Caves are sandstone caves dug into the bluff above the Mississippi River in St. Paul, once used to grow mushrooms and…
Greenbush, Wisconsin
The Sylvanus Wade House in Greenbush is a 27-room stagecoach inn built in 1850 that is now a Wisconsin Historical Society site with…
Kaimuki, Hawaii
The Wai'alae Drive-In Theater in Kaimuki, built next to an old graveyard and closed in the 1980s, was home to one of O'ahu's most enduring…
Kaunakakai, Hawaii
Wailau Valley, on Molokai's remote north shore beneath some of the highest sea cliffs in the world, is said to be haunted by the Night…
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
The Walker House in Mineral Point was built in 1836 and is one of the oldest inns in Wisconsin. Food Network named it the spookiest…
Stillwater, Minnesota
The Warden's House Museum in Stillwater was built in 1853 beside the old Minnesota Territorial Prison and is now a museum of the Washington…