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Cicero, Illinois
On the top floor of the Warren Park administration building in Cicero, people working alone after hours have reported footsteps, moaning, a…
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
The Washington Pavilion in downtown Sioux Falls is an arts and science center in the former Washington High School, built in 1908 and…
Nantucket, Massachusetts
The Wauwinet is a long-established resort on the Nantucket shore. Reports passed down by staff describe lights that turn on by themselves,…
Middletown, Virginia
The Wayside Inn in Middletown is a long-running Shenandoah Valley inn that claims to be one of the oldest continuously operating inns in…
Chicago, Illinois
This building at 2601 N. Milwaukee Avenue dates to 1901 and once served as a brothel before Webster's Wine Bar opened here in 1994, now one…
Athens, Georgia
Built in 1896 by William Winstead Thomas at the corner of Milledge Avenue and Baxter Street, this Beaux-Arts mansion earned the nickname…
Anchorage, Alaska
The Wendy Williamson Auditorium is a 910-seat theatre on the west campus of the University of Alaska Anchorage, and its ghost stories have…
West Baden Springs, Indiana
The West Baden Springs Hotel, topped by a 200-foot dome that was once the largest in the world, opened in 1902 as a Gilded Age resort and…
Lancaster, California
Visitors and staff at the Western Hotel Museum report footsteps crossing the wooden floors of both storeys, a scratchy record playing with…
San Diego, California
In September 1852, James "Yankee Jim" Robinson was hanged on this ground in Old Town San Diego for stealing a boat. The gallows had been…
Mitchell, Indiana
Built in 1894, this Victorian house was bought in 1899 by Dr. John Gibbons and his wife Jessie, who took in orphaned and abandoned…
Richmond, Kentucky
White Hall was the home of Cassius Marcellus Clay, the antislavery politician and diplomat, and the nearly 10,000-square-foot mansion is…
Washington, Washington DC
The White House, home of presidents since 1800, has a long list of ghost stories, and the White House Historical Association keeps an…
Paradise, Michigan
Whitefish Point Light Station on Lake Superior marks the stretch of shoreline known as the Graveyard of the Great Lakes, where hundreds of…
Palm Beach, Florida
Standard Oil co-founder Henry Flagler, one of the most influential developers of Florida as a tourist destination, built this Beaux-Arts…
Newport Beach, California
The Wild Goose is said to be haunted by John Wayne: within weeks of buying the yacht, the new owner, a local attorney, reported beer…
Normal, Illinois
Williams Hall is said to be haunted by Angeline Vernon "Ange" Milner, ISU's first librarian, who served from 1890 to 1928 and personally…
Proctor, Vermont
Wilson Castle is a red-brick castle-style mansion in Proctor, open for seasonal tours and known as a haunted house in Vermont media. Staff…
Americus, Georgia
Built in 1892 as a luxury destination for celebrities and politicians escaping northern winters, the Windsor Hotel is known for towers,…
Madison, Wisconsin
The Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison is a Beaux-Arts landmark completed in 1917 and one of the largest capitols in the country. Messenger…
Alexandria, Virginia
Rangers, staff and visitors at Woodlawn are said to have heard phantom footsteps in empty hallways, a harp playing a melody from about two…
Cañon City, Colorado
Woodpecker Hill, on the grounds of the Colorado Territorial Prison in Cañon City, is the burial ground for inmates who died in custody or…
Washington, Washington DC
The Woodrow Wilson House in Kalorama was home to the former president and his wife Edith from 1921 until his death there in 1924, and is…
Butte, Montana
The World Museum of Mining is a 22-acre open-air museum on the site of the Orphan Girl mine above Butte, with a collection of relocated…