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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…
Skagway, Alaska
Dyea was the port where Klondike gold seekers landed to climb the Chilkoot Trail in 1897 and 1898, then emptied after the White Pass…
Idaho Falls, Idaho
The Rio Theatre, on Broadway in Idaho Falls, opened in 1924 as the Broadway Theatre and took the Rio name in the mid-1930s; it closed in…
Richmond, Indiana
-BACK CAMPUS-...On Halloween night in 1857 there were 2 students who were walking in the back of campus. There is a big pipe line that goes…
Greensboro, Georgia
Built around 1825 by Joel Early Jr., brother of Georgia Governor Peter Early, Early Hill is a Georgian-style plantation house with later…
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tour guides and visitors at Eastern State Penitentiary describe cackling laughter echoing from empty cellblocks, shifting shadows glimpsed…
Aberdeen, South Dakota
Easton Castle in Aberdeen is a 22-room Victorian mansion on a 17-acre property that Dr. Sam Holman bought in 1967 to save it from…
Coupeville, Washington
Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve on Whidbey Island preserves one of the oldest farming communities in Washington, and Sunnyside…
Cincinnati, Ohio
Eden Park overlooks the Ohio River in Cincinnati and holds the Spring House gazebo and Mirror Lake. TourismOhio lists the Spring House as…
Baltimore, Maryland
Edgar Allan Poe lived in this small brick rowhouse on North Amity Street in the early 1830s with his aunt Maria Clemm, and wrote some of…
Richmond, Virginia
The Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond holds the largest collection of Poe's belongings and is housed around the Old Stone House, among the…
Scotch Grove, Iowa
Jones County ran a poor farm on this land from the mid-1800s, housing people who were poor, disabled or mentally ill in exchange for work…
Boise, Idaho
The Egyptian Theatre opened in downtown Boise in 1927, built in the ornate Egyptian Revival style popularized after the discovery of King…
DeKalb, Illinois
Built in 1928-29 during a wave of national fascination with ancient Egypt following the 1922 discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb, the Egyptian…
San Diego, California
Drivers and pedestrians report figures crossing the stretch of San Diego Avenue that runs over El Campo Santo at night and vanishing, and…
San Diego, California
El Fandango takes its name from the lavish parties wealthy Californio families threw to mark occasions, and it stands on the site of the…
Gallup, New Mexico
The El Rancho opened in 1937 along Route 66 as a base for film crews. Ghost Adventures investigated in 2020 after staff said activity had…
Calhoun, Georgia
Before it became El Rayos, this building was a private home, then successively the Place on Piedmont and Rock House Grill restaurants.…
Manteca, California
Staff and visitors at the former El Rey Theatre describe unexplained hot spots in parts of the building and figures moving through the…
Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
The Fred Harvey Company opened El Tovar on the South Rim in 1905, built of local limestone and Oregon pine at a cost of nearly $250,000 and…
Lawrence, Kansas
The Eldridge Hotel stands on the site of the Free State Hotel, built in Lawrence in 1855 by New England settlers and named to signal that…
Eagle Nest, New Mexico
Elizabethtown, called E-Town, began in 1866 after gold was found in Willow Creek near Baldy Mountain and reportedly held several thousand…
Elkhart, Illinois
Elkhart Cemetery is the resting place of Richard J. Oglesby, a three-time Illinois governor, U.S. senator, Civil War major general, and…
Boulder, Montana
Elkhorn was a silver-mining town whose two best-known buildings, the 1880s Gillian Hall and the 1893 Fraternity Hall with its distinctive…