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Petoskey, Michigan
The Perry Hotel in Petoskey's Gaslight District was built in 1899 by Dr. Norman J. Perry and has welcomed guests for over a century. The…
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Pfister Hotel opened in 1893 as the Grand Hotel of the West and is a landmark of downtown Milwaukee, famous for its large Victorian art…
Los Angeles, California
The Pico House, an Italianate hotel built by Pio Pico, the last Mexican governor of Alta California, stands in El Pueblo de Los Angeles…
Las Vegas, New Mexico
Guests and staff at the Plaza Hotel say the ghost of early owner and one-time mayor Byron T. Mills lingers in Room 310, which was his…
Red Lodge, Montana
The Pollard Hotel in downtown Red Lodge opened in 1893 as the Spofford Hotel, said to be the town's first brick building, and was renamed…
Empire, Colorado
This Empire bed and breakfast was built in the late 1800s. Staff and guests attribute its activity to Millie Pratt, the original owner's…
Newbury, Ohio
Punderson Manor is the Tudor-style lodge at Punderson State Park in Geauga County, on a glacial lake. Employees and guests have long told…
Quechee, Vermont
The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm occupies a house the inn dates to 1793, built for Colonel Joseph Marsh, Vermont's first lieutenant…
San Francisco, California
Guests at the Queen Anne Hotel describe the gentle presence of Mary Lake, with reports centred on Room 410, which was her office and is now…
Long Beach, California
The Queen Mary's most-reported spot is watertight door 13, in Shaft Alley — a narrow corridor deep on D Deck running beside the propeller…
Chattanooga, Tennessee
The Read House traces its history to an 1847 inn in downtown Chattanooga, and the present building opened in 1926. Its best-known story is…
Birmingham, Alabama
The Redmont opened in downtown Birmingham in 1925. On December 30, 1952, Hank Williams and his young driver, turned away by another hotel,…
Painesville, Ohio
Rider's Inn in Painesville has stood since 1812 and has been a stagecoach stop, a possible stop on the Underground Railroad, a Civil War…
Atlanta, Indiana
The Roads Hotel in Atlanta, Indiana, is a Queen Anne mansion built in 1893 by Newton Roads and run by his wife Clara as a hotel serving the…
Friday Harbor, Washington
Roche Harbor on San Juan Island grew around a lime works, and its Hotel de Haro, built in 1886, is one of the oldest continuously operating…
Rockport, Indiana
Built in the 1850s, the Rockport Inn was one of the first buildings in the area to have glass windows and stood on the site of the former…
Hollywood, California
The Hollywood Roosevelt opened in 1927 on Hollywood Boulevard and hosted the very first Academy Awards in its Blossom Ballroom in 1929.…
Elizabethtown, Illinois
The Rose Hotel stands on the bluff above the Ohio River in Elizabethtown and is among the oldest hotels in Illinois, with its earliest wing…
East Aurora, New York
The Roycroft Inn in East Aurora is an Arts and Crafts hotel and restaurant that was the guest house of the Roycroft campus founded by…
Grafton, Illinois
The Ruebel Hotel in Grafton, on the Great River Road, was first built in 1879, burned in 1912 and was rebuilt in 1913 with 32 rooms, a…
Tombstone, Arizona
Staff and visitors at the Russ House in Tombstone describe a noisy, playful presence that moves objects about, along with occasional…
Safety Harbor, Florida
Founded in 1925 around the natural mineral springs the Tocobaga people fished and bathed in for centuries before European contact — later…
Bolton Landing, New York
The Sagamore is a historic resort hotel on an island in Lake George. New York ghost lists describe a ghost named Walter who rides the…
Chandler, Arizona
Dr. Alexander Chandler opened the San Marcos in 1913 as the centrepiece of the town he was planning, the first steel-reinforced building in…