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Clare, Michigan
The Doherty Hotel in Clare opened in 1924 and became a stop for travelers heading north and, during Prohibition, a speakeasy and meeting…
Chicago, Illinois
This Gothic graystone building at Dearborn and Ontario dates to the late 1800s and originally housed the Chicago Historical Society; during…
St. Petersburg, Florida
Real estate developer Thomas Rowe opened the Don CeSar, known as the Pink Palace, on January 16, 1928, modeling its lobby fountain on one…
Brookings, South Dakota
Doner Auditorium on the South Dakota State University campus in Brookings is the school's main performance hall. Travel South Dakota's list…
Mount Dora, Florida
The Donnelly House in Mount Dora was built in 1893 for John Donnelly, the town's first mayor, and his wife Annie, and was listed on the…
Tomkins Cove, New York
Doodletown was a hamlet of about 300 people in a valley of the Hudson Highlands that was settled in the 1760s by loggers and miners,…
Dorrington, California
John and Rebecca Gardner built the Dorrington Hotel in 1852 as a stage stop on the Big Trees Carson Valley Road, and homesteaded the…
Mesilla, New Mexico
The Double Eagle on the plaza in Old Mesilla occupies an adobe hacienda built in 1849 and is known for its ornate dining rooms. The Ghost…
Dover, Arkansas
About ten miles north of Dover, a dirt road off Old Highway 7 climbs through the Ozark National Forest to a scenic overlook above the Big…
Waldorf, Maryland
The Mudd House is the former home of Dr. Samuel Mudd, who treated John Wilkes Booth's leg after Lincoln's assassination. Reports include…
Chicago, Illinois
The Drake Hotel opened in 1920 at the foot of Michigan Avenue and has hosted presidents, royalty and film stars. Its best-known ghost is…
Minooka, Illinois
Dresden Cemetery, the oldest burial ground in the area, was relocated to what is now St. Mary's Cemetery in Minooka after the ground was…
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Dr. John R. Drish began this plantation house off Greensboro Avenue in 1837 and enlarged it into an Italianate mansion with a three-storey…
Austin, Texas
The Driskill Hotel, built in 1886 by cattleman Colonel Jesse Driskill, is a landmark of downtown Austin and has long drawn ghost stories.…
North Shore, Hawaii
Waimea Valley, on O'ahu's North Shore, holds three heiau, including Pu'u o Mahuka, the largest heiau on O'ahu and a luakini temple once…
Wilmington, California
Established in January 1862 as Camp San Pedro and soon renamed Camp Drum after Lieutenant Colonel Richard Drum, this post served as Union…
Boise, Idaho
Established in 1865 northwest of Boise in the foothills, Dry Creek Cemetery is one of the oldest burial grounds in the Boise area, with a…
Billings, Montana
The Dude Rancher Lodge is a Western-themed motor inn that opened in Billings in December 1950, built by Percival and Annabel Goan with…
Vicksburg, Mississippi
The Duff Green Mansion in Vicksburg was built in 1856 and has served as a family home, a Confederate and Union hospital during the 1863…
Charlotte, North Carolina
The Duke Mansion in Charlotte's Myers Park is a historic estate that now operates as a boutique hotel and wedding venue. North Carolina…
Butte, Montana
The Dumas Brothel in Butte's Venus Alley district was built in 1890 and operated until 1982, making it one of the longest-running brothels…
Lynn, Massachusetts
Dungeon Rock is a cave in Lynn Woods, a large city-owned park, tied to a legend that pirates once hid there and were trapped when an…
Dunkirk, New York
Visitors and paranormal groups at the Dunkirk Lighthouse describe music playing with no source, people walking through the keeper's house…
Natchez, Mississippi
Dunleith is a Greek Revival mansion in Natchez, surrounded on all sides by columns like a classical temple. The current house was built…