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Bristol, Rhode Island
Colt State Park in Bristol was the Colt family's Poppasquash Farm before the state bought it in the 1960s and opened a shoreline park of…
Columbia City, Indiana
The Haunted Jail, the ghost of a murderer is said to haunt the site of the retired jail. It is now used as a haunted house throughout the…
Wamego, Kansas
Wamego's Columbian Theatre was built in the 1890s by local banker J.C. Rogers as a music hall, and it was decorated with murals and…
Hollywood, California
8433 Sunset Boulevard was Ciro's from 1940 to 1957, the nightclub where Hollywood's biggest stars were seen and where gangster Mickey Cohen…
Concord, Massachusetts
Concord's Colonial Inn, on Monument Square across from the Revolutionary War town green, has been in operation in some form since the…
El Paso, Texas
Concordia Cemetery in El Paso was founded in 1856 and holds many thousands of burials, including the gunfighter John Wesley Hardin and…
Cape May, New Jersey
Congress Hall in Cape May was built in 1816 by Thomas Hughes and renamed Congress Hall in 1828, the first resort hotel in town and the…
Jerome, Arizona
Guests at the Connor Hotel report whispering and women's laughter in Room 1, said to have frightened the hotel's first guest, an…
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
The Cook-Rutledge Mansion in Chippewa Falls is a Victorian house built in the 1870s for a lumber-era family and later owned by the…
Florissant, Colorado
This Florissant house was built in 1886 for James Costello, whose wife Catherine later died after her dress caught fire, and whose son lost…
Clarendon Hills, Illinois
Opened in 1922 by Emil Kobal as a tavern and small grocery on the ground floor, with the family's home above, the Country House has carried…
Delaware City, Delaware
Built in 1830 as the Sterling Hotel, this waterfront tavern once drew soldiers stationed across the river at Fort Delaware; it now operates…
Castalian Springs, Tennessee
Cragfont is a stone Federal-style mansion near Castalian Springs, built from 1798 to 1802 for General James Winchester, a Revolutionary War…
Yankton, South Dakota
The Cramer-Kenyon Heritage Home in Yankton's riverfront historic district was built in 1886, with an Eastlake Stick Style exterior and a…
Cresco, Iowa
The Cresco Commercial Club raised the money for this opera house in 1914, and it opened in 1915 with the musical High Jinks. Local engineer…
El Centro, California
Staff working nights at the Crest Theatre described voices in the empty house, music coming through a sound system that had already been…
Merritt Island, Florida
Also known as Georgiana Cemetery, this Brevard County burial ground dates to the 18th century, making it one of the oldest in the area, and…
Tombstone, Arizona
Rebuilt after the fire that burned much of Tombstone in 1882, on the site of the earlier Golden Eagle Brewery, the Crystal Palace was the…
Woodbury, Connecticut
Built in 1754, this is often cited as Connecticut's oldest operating inn. Guests and staff report the presence of a spirit locally called…
Dalton, Georgia
The Dalton Little Theatre, a community theater company whose roots go back to the 1800s, has performed since 1981 in the former Dalton…
Tolland, Connecticut
Built in 1720 by Daniel Benton, this house belonged to one of Tolland's wealthiest and most influential families. His grandson Elisha…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Dauphine Orleans Hotel in the French Quarter includes May Baily's Place, which the hotel says was one of the first and most notorious…
Washington, Washington DC
Decatur House on Lafayette Square, designed by Benjamin Latrobe and completed around 1818, was home to naval hero Stephen Decatur, who was…
Newark, Delaware
A tavern has stood on this Main Street corner since 1747, when it operated as St. Patrick's Inn; the current building dates to 1851. On…