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Colburn, Idaho
Along Colburn Creek, visitors have occasionally reported seeing a shadowy figure carrying a lantern walking along the nearby train tracks,…
Los Angeles, California
During night games at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, particularly in the closing minutes, spectators have reported a figure on the…
Toledo, Ohio
The Collingwood Arts Center in Toledo's Old West End is a campus of historic buildings, once a convent and school run by Catholic sisters,…
Paragould, Arkansas
Opened October 25, 1925, as the Capitol Theatre with a screening of the silent film The Coast of Folly, this Paragould venue was purchased…
Savannah, Georgia
Established in 1758 as the burial ground of Christ Church parish, Colonial Park Cemetery served Savannah's dead for nearly a century before…
Laconia, New Hampshire
Laconia's Colonial Theatre was built in 1914 and has hosted movies, vaudeville and live performances. New Hampshire haunted-places lists…
Miami, Florida
Paramount Pictures opened this Art Deco movie palace on Lincoln Road in 1935. After decades of mixed use, the City of Miami Beach invested…
Pasadena, California
The Colorado Street Bridge opened in 1913, carrying Pasadena across the Arroyo Seco on a long curve of Beaux-Arts arches that made it a…
Tucson, Arizona
Guides and visitors at Colossal Cave describe a shadowy figure taken for one of the bandits who once hid here, a woman in white near the…
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…
Hood River, Oregon
The Columbia Gorge Hotel, built by Portland timber baron Simon Benson in 1921 on a cliff beside Wah Gwin Gwin Falls, is a Spanish-style…
Columbia, California
Columbia was one of the richest Gold Rush towns and is now one of the best-preserved, with more than thirty restored buildings, a…
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…
Staten Island, New York
The Conference House, also called the Billopp House, is a stone manor at the southern tip of Staten Island built around 1680 for Captain…
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…
Chicago, Illinois
Opened in 1893 for the World's Columbian Exposition, the Congress Plaza Hotel has hosted presidents and, during Prohibition, served as Al…
Washington, Washington DC
Congressional Cemetery, founded in 1807 on the Anacostia River, is the burial place of dozens of members of Congress, veterans of every war…
Burrillville, Rhode Island
The Conjuring House is the Burrillville, Rhode Island farmhouse where the Perron family said they endured nearly a decade of paranormal…
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…
Kalispell, Montana
The Conrad Mansion was built in 1895 for Charles Conrad, a Missouri River trader and founder of Kalispell, and his family, and is now a…