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Fire Island, New York
The Fire Island Lighthouse, completed in 1858, is a landmark on the barrier island south of Long Island, guarding the approach to New York…
Los Angeles, California
Janitors and night staff in the First Interstate Bank Building, now the AON Center, have reported unexplained noises and lights switching…
Fort Myers, Florida
Completed August 17, 1914, this neoclassical granite building on the corner of 1st and Hendry streets was listed on the National Register…
Evanston, Illinois
First United Methodist Church of Evanston is one of several Methodist churches with a documented ghost story passed down among congregants:…
Duluth, Minnesota
Fitger's Inn on Duluth's lakefront occupies the restored Fitger's Brewery, which brewed beer from 1881 until 1972 and is listed on the…
St. Augustine, Florida
Standard Oil magnate Henry Flagler opened the Hotel Ponce de Leon, his first Gilded Age resort and architects Carrere and Hastings' first…
Las Vegas, Nevada
The Flamingo opened in 1946 and is the Strip's oldest surviving resort. It is closely associated with the mobster Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel,…
Astoria, Oregon
The Flavel House Museum in Astoria is the Queen Anne mansion of Captain George Flavel, a Columbia River bar pilot and one of the town's…
Salem, West Virginia
The Flinderation Tunnel is a former B&O Railroad tunnel on the North Bend Rail Trail and a stop on West Virginia's Paranormal Trail, said…
Grangeville, Idaho
Florence began as a gold camp in 1861 and swelled to thousands of people within a year, with the state's first public school and library,…
Boca Raton, Florida
Night-shift staff at Florida Atlantic University's Humanities Building have reported seeing a woman crying at the top of the amphitheater…
Lakeland, Florida
Florida Southern College's campus holds the largest single-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture in the world, beginning with…
St. Petersburg, Florida
The Sunshine Skyway's ghost stories include motorists who say they have picked up a young woman standing alone on the bridge around…
Savannah, Georgia
Irish immigrant Honoria Foley built this house in 1896 on land purchased after the Great Savannah Fire of 1889, opening it as one of the…
Morristown, New Jersey
The Ford Mansion in Morristown is a Georgian house built in the 1770s that served as General George Washington's headquarters during the…
Washington, Washington DC
Ford's Theatre opened in 1863 and is where President Abraham Lincoln was shot on April 14, 1865; he died the next morning in the Petersen…
St. Paul, Minnesota
Forepaugh's occupies an 1870 French Second Empire mansion built for the dry-goods merchant Joseph Forepaugh in St. Paul's Irvine Park. The…
Florence, Alabama
Local tradition at Forks of Cypress says a tall, stately woman is seen in the Jackson family's walled burial ground, and visitors say that…
Abercrombie, North Dakota
Fort Abercrombie, on the Red River of the North, was North Dakota's first military post, established in 1858 as a way station for wagon…
Newport, Rhode Island
Fort Adams is a coastal fortress guarding Newport harbor, now a state park. Caretakers told Ghost Hunters in 2015 of physical encounters…
Fort Bayard, New Mexico
Fort Bayard was founded in 1866 as a cavalry post that included Buffalo Soldiers and Apache scouts, and it later became a tuberculosis…
Bowie, Arizona
Fort Bowie National Historic Site preserves the adobe ruins of two army forts that stood in Apache Pass during about 25 years of conflict…
Fort Bridger, Wyoming
Fort Bridger began in 1843 as a trading post founded by mountain man Jim Bridger and served as an Army post from 1858 to 1890. It is now a…
Coupeville, Washington
Fort Casey on Whidbey Island's Admiralty Head was built in the 1890s as one of the coast artillery forts guarding Puget Sound and is now a…