1812 places found

Franklin, Tennessee
Visitors and staff at the Carter House describe the spirits of Confederate Captain Tod Carter, his sister Annie and even a phantom…

Placerville, California
William Cary built the first Cary House in 1857, after fire destroyed his earlier hotel. It became the Placerville office of Wells Fargo…

St. Augustine, Florida
Built in 1914 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this Mediterranean Revival inn on Avenida Menendez stands on ground…

Colorado Springs, Colorado
The Hearthstone Inn on Cascade Avenue occupies a Victorian house turned bed and breakfast. Staff describe a little girl seen running and…

Tempe, Arizona
This house was built in 1910 for William and Mary Moeur, who lived in it for decades. William helped organise Tempe's school system and sat…

Cashtown, Pennsylvania
Owners and guests of the Cashtown Inn have described thumping doors, lights turning on and off on their own, doors locking and unlocking by…

Cassadaga, Florida
Built in 1927 in the Spanish style, this hotel sits at the center of Cassadaga, a spiritualist community established in 1894 by the…

Cassadaga, Florida
Founded in 1894 by the Southern Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Meeting Association, Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp is a small historic community…

Las Vegas, New Mexico
The Ghost Adventures crew was the first team to investigate the Castañeda Hotel, in the episode "Haunted Harvey House," and during a 2014…

St. Augustine, Florida
After pirates nearly overran St. Augustine in 1668, Queen Mariana of Spain ordered a proper stone fort built to defend the colony;…

Beaufort, South Carolina
The Castle, also called the Joseph Johnson House, on Craven Street in Beaufort's Point neighborhood is one of the town's best-known old…

Marietta, Ohio
The Castle is a Gothic Revival mansion in Marietta, built in the 1850s and now a historic house museum. Several of its owners died in the…

Atwater, California
Castle Air Museum opened in 1981 beside the former Castle Air Force Base and holds more than eighty aircraft. Its most-reported airframe is…

Yuma, Arizona
Castle Dome's mines were worked from the 1860s until 1979, making them some of Arizona's longest-worked claims, and the nearby landing…

White Sulphur Springs, Montana
Castle Town, named for the rock turrets above it, was a silver camp that after about 1882 held up to a couple of thousand people, with a…

Waynesville, North Carolina
Cataloochee was a farming and apple-growing valley of about 1,200 people in 1910, and families were displaced when the national park was…

Cunot, Indiana
Built in 1876 by the Smith Bridge Company of Toledo, this Smith-truss covered bridge over Mill Creek in what's now Lieber State Recreation…

Waxahachie, Texas
The Catfish Plantation is a Victorian house on Water Street in Waxahachie, built in 1895, that served as a restaurant from 1984. Staff and…

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh is a 42-story Gothic Revival skyscraper completed in 1937, with a soaring Commons…

Virginia Beach, Virginia
The Cavalier Hotel, opened in 1927 on a hill above Virginia Beach, hosted presidents and entertainers and remains an operating historic…

Vicksburg, Mississippi
Cedar Grove is an antebellum mansion in Vicksburg that now operates as an inn and is regularly named among the most haunted places to stay…

Lucas, Ohio
The Ceely Rose House stands on the grounds of Malabar Farm State Park in Richland County. In 1896 seventeen-year-old Ceely Rose poisoned…

Valentine, Nebraska
Centennial Hall in Valentine is one of the oldest surviving school buildings in Nebraska, listed on the National Register of Historic…

Brandon, Florida
Local memory holds that a girl named Matilda, roughly ten years old and the daughter of a chicken farmer who once worked this site in the…