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Peninsula, Ohio
The Everett Covered Bridge crosses Furnace Run in Cuyahoga Valley National Park; the bridge standing today was rebuilt in 1986 after the…
Bennington, Vermont
Students, faculty and staff at the Everett Mansion have reported strange noises, furniture moved with no explanation, flickering lights, a…
Steger, Illinois
Evergreen Hill Memory Gardens, a historic cemetery on the edge of Steger that serves many of the area's Italian-American families, carries…
Jefferson, Texas
The Excelsior House has welcomed travelers in Jefferson since 1858 and is known for a guest register said to include presidents and…
Berkeley, California
The Faculty Club's best-known ghost story centers on Room 219, the old Tower Room, where for years guests and staff have reported a…
Dearborn, Michigan
The best-known ghost at Fair Lane is said to be Ford's butler, who hurries through the hallways, follows visitors, and cleans up after them…
Tombstone, Arizona
Fairbank was a railroad and mining supply town on the San Pedro River that served nearby Tombstone, with a population of about 1,500 at one…
Newtown, Connecticut
Fairfield Hills State Hospital was dedicated in 1931, took its first patients in 1933 and closed in 1995, housing thousands of patients at…
Fairfield, Connecticut
Dolan Hall was formerly a convent before its conversion to a Fairfield University residence hall. A widely told story about a nun who was…
Superior, Wisconsin
Fairlawn Mansion in Superior was built around 1890 for the lumber baron Martin Pattison and later served as a children's home before…
Fairplay, Colorado
The Fairplay Hotel, in one of Colorado's oldest mining towns, is said to be haunted by a ghost seen singing and dancing in the hallways,…
Fairport Harbor, Ohio
The Fairport Harbor lighthouse, built in 1871 on a bluff above the Grand River and Lake Erie, is now part of the Fairport Harbor Marine…
Talkeetna, Alaska
The Fairview opened in 1923 as the overnight stop between Seward and Fairbanks on the newly finished Alaska Railroad, and it is listed on…
Tampa, Florida
Built in 1928 as the Park Theatre, this 1,000-seat venue was taken over by the University of Tampa in 1962 and renamed the Falk Theatre…
Pendleton, Indiana
In 1945 two lovers, Jon and Rachael, were playfully chasing each other across the bridge early one morning. They just spent the whole night…
Polk, Florida
Aerobatics competitor and aircraft designer Kermit Weeks built his original Weeks Air Museum collection in Miami starting in 1981, only for…
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
The Farnsworth House Inn, built around 1810 on Baltimore Street, was used by Confederate sharpshooters during the Battle of Gettysburg and…
New Braunfels, Texas
The Faust Hotel opened in 1929 in downtown New Braunfels, built by Walter Faust. Staff have reported seeing the apparition of a man…
Rockford, Illinois
Completed in 1929 at 186 feet, the Faust was once Rockford's tallest building, boasting more than 400 rooms, two ballrooms, a restaurant,…
Garden, Michigan
Fayette was an iron-smelting town founded in 1867 by the Jackson Iron Company, with a peak of about 500 people, and its furnaces produced…
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fear Factory occupies the old Portland Cement Works in Salt Lake City, a former industrial plant of several tall buildings and underground…
Holland, Michigan
The Felt Mansion is a 25-room lakeshore estate built in the 1920s by the Chicago inventor Dorr Felt as a dream home for his wife Agnes.…
Los Angeles, California
The YWCA opened the Hotel Figueroa in 1926 as a safe place for women travelling alone. At 13 storeys, it was built to the city's height…
Rocklin, California
A band that rehearsed on the second floor of Finn Hall in the early hours reported knocking on the doors and walls, running footsteps in…