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Winston, New Mexico
Chloride sprang up in 1880 after Harry Pye found silver, and it had nine saloons and two hotels before the 1893 panic collapsed silver…
St. Simons Island, Georgia
Christ Church on St. Simons Island traces its history to 1736, when John and Charles Wesley preached to the colonists of Frederica, and the…
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The Church Brew Works occupies the former St. John the Baptist Church in Lawrenceville, a brewery and restaurant since 1996. Staff report…
Richmond, Virginia
Ghost tours tell of disembodied screams and train whistles near Church Hill Tunnel, and some say that in early October you can hear the…
Bristol, Connecticut
Built in 1884 as a schoolhouse in Bristol's North Chippens Hill district, the building became a Sunday school under the Sessions family and…
Cincinnati, Ohio
Music Hall, opened in 1878 and a National Historic Landmark since 1975, is Cincinnati's home for its symphony, opera and ballet. It was…
Cisco, Utah
Cisco began in the 1880s as a water stop and saloon for the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad and sheared as many as 100,000 sheep a…
Biddeford, Maine
Biddeford's City Theater is the opera house in the 1895 City Hall complex designed by John Calvin Stevens, which opened on January 20,…
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The Civic Center Music Hall in downtown Oklahoma City, an Art Deco performing arts hall that opened in 1937, is the starting point of…
Belchertown, Massachusetts
The Clapp Memorial Library was endowed by merchant John Francis Clapp and dedicated in 1887. A night custodian told Ghost Hunters in 2008…
Pensacola, Florida
Clara Barkley Dorr had this Victorian house built in 1871 to raise her five children after her husband Eben, a Bagdad lumber-company…
Clayton, California
Staff and drinkers at the Clayton Club report glasses sliding along the bar, objects moved overnight, cold spots and lights that switch…
Fort Smith, Arkansas
William Henry Harrison Clayton remodelled this Italianate house in the Belle Grove district in 1882, while serving as United States…
Clearwater, Florida
Clearwater Beach hosted a Coast Guard rifle range and an Army encampment during World War II. Local legend tells of a young woman in a…
Urbana, Illinois
Clements Cemetery, formerly known as Woodlawn, carries the legend of the "Blue Man" — said to be an early caretaker of the grounds who was…
Manitou Springs, Colorado
The Cliff House, a historic hotel in Manitou Springs near Miramont Castle, is said locally to be haunted by a European couple whose story…
Mesa Verde, Colorado
Built between about 1200 and 1275 CE, Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling at Mesa Verde — more than 150 rooms and 23 kivas, each…
Madison, Indiana
At Clifty Falls State Park, visitors report moaning coming from a tree beside the walkway leading down into the falls. Madison residents…
Cloverdale, Indiana
Cloverdale Cemetery is a documented burial ground in Cloverdale Township, Putnam County — organized in 1846 — listed in Indiana's official…
Tonopah, Nevada
The Clown Motel in Tonopah, built around 1985 by the siblings Leona and LeRoy David and filled with hundreds of clown figures and dolls, is…
Bisbee, Arizona
This Art Deco courthouse, designed by the Tucson architect Roy Place and built in 1931, became the seat of Cochise County government when…
Cochise, Arizona
For roughly fifteen years, this rugged pass in the Dragoon Mountains — a natural fortress of granite domes and sheer cliffs — served as…
Oakland City, Indiana
At Cockrum Hall, visitors describe doors opening and closing and an orange glow in the tower windows at night. Colonel William M. Cockrum,…
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Helen Esther Roberts, an 18-year-old first-year student from Strawberry Point, arrived at Coe in the fall of 1918 and died of…