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Champaign, Illinois
The English Building at the University of Illinois, built in 1905 as the Women's Building, is the subject of one of campus's most enduring…
Key West, Florida
Built in 1851 by wealthy shipwreck salvager Asa Tift, this Spanish Colonial house at 907 Whitehead Street fell into disrepair and…
New London, Connecticut
Nobel laureate playwright Eugene O'Neill based his autobiographical masterpiece "Long Day's Journey Into Night" on this childhood home and…
Eureka, Utah
Eureka grew from the Tintic Mining District after silver was found in 1869, and its Main Street is lined with empty brick buildings that…
Fairfield, Connecticut
Dolan Hall was formerly a convent before its conversion to a Fairfield University residence hall. A widely told story about a nun who was…
Superior, Wisconsin
Fairlawn Mansion in Superior was built around 1890 for the lumber baron Martin Pattison and later served as a children's home before…
Fairport Harbor, Ohio
The Fairport Harbor lighthouse, built in 1871 on a bluff above the Grand River and Lake Erie, is now part of the Fairport Harbor Marine…
Talkeetna, Alaska
The Fairview opened in 1923 as the overnight stop between Seward and Fairbanks on the newly finished Alaska Railroad, and it is listed on…
Polk, Florida
Aerobatics competitor and aircraft designer Kermit Weeks built his original Weeks Air Museum collection in Miami starting in 1981, only for…
New Braunfels, Texas
The Faust Hotel opened in 1929 in downtown New Braunfels, built by Walter Faust. Staff have reported seeing the apparition of a man…
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fear Factory occupies the old Portland Cement Works in Salt Lake City, a former industrial plant of several tall buildings and underground…
Los Angeles, California
The YWCA opened the Hotel Figueroa in 1926 as a safe place for women travelling alone. At 13 storeys, it was built to the city's height…
Rocklin, California
A band that rehearsed on the second floor of Finn Hall in the early hours reported knocking on the doors and walls, running footsteps in…
Fire Island, New York
The Fire Island Lighthouse, completed in 1858, is a landmark on the barrier island south of Long Island, guarding the approach to New York…
Los Angeles, California
Janitors and night staff in the First Interstate Bank Building, now the AON Center, have reported unexplained noises and lights switching…
Fort Myers, Florida
Completed August 17, 1914, this neoclassical granite building on the corner of 1st and Hendry streets was listed on the National Register…
Salem, West Virginia
The Flinderation Tunnel is a former B&O Railroad tunnel on the North Bend Rail Trail and a stop on West Virginia's Paranormal Trail, said…
Morristown, New Jersey
The Ford Mansion in Morristown is a Georgian house built in the 1770s that served as General George Washington's headquarters during the…
Fort Bayard, New Mexico
Fort Bayard was founded in 1866 as a cavalry post that included Buffalo Soldiers and Apache scouts, and it later became a tuberculosis…
Coupeville, Washington
Fort Casey on Whidbey Island's Admiralty Head was built in the 1890s as one of the coast artillery forts guarding Puget Sound and is now a…
Casper, Wyoming
Fort Caspar Museum in Casper is a reconstruction of the Platte Bridge Station and Fort Caspar, an overland-trail and Army post on the North…
St. Petersburg, Florida
Built between 1898 and 1906 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and named for Hernando de Soto, this coastal fortification never saw combat…
Delaware City, Delaware
Built to guard the mouth of the Delaware River, Fort Delaware became a Union prison for Confederate soldiers during the Civil War, holding…
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fort Douglas, founded in 1862 on the east bench above Salt Lake City and now on the University of Utah campus, holds a military museum in…