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Duluth, Minnesota
Visitors and staff at Glensheen describe cold spots on the stairs, flashes of light from the staircase, shadow figures, flickering lights,…
St. Joseph, Missouri
Visitors and staff at the Glore Psychiatric Museum report shadow figures in doorways, voices calling from empty rooms, a constant feeling…
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Gold Camp Road follows the grade of the old Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District Railway, abandoned and converted to a one-lane road…
Gold Hill, Nevada
The Gold Hill Hotel in the Comstock mining district near Virginia City is billed as Nevada's oldest hotel; it was built around 1859 and…
Dahlonega, Georgia
Built in 1836, this building is the oldest surviving courthouse in Georgia; it served as the Lumpkin County Courthouse for over a century…
Goldfield, Nevada
Gold Point began as the silver camp of Lime Point in the 1860s, was called Hornsilver until 1932, and declined during World War II when…
Golden, Oregon
Golden was an 1890s gold-rush settlement founded by religious settlers who banned alcohol and gambling; a church, general store and…
Lebanon, Ohio
The Golden Lamb in Lebanon has served travelers since 1803 and calls itself Ohio's oldest continuously operating business; guests have…
Apache Junction, Arizona
Goldfield was a gold camp that boomed after a strike in 1892 and faded when the ore quality fell. The town visitors see today is a…
Goldfield, Nevada
The Goldfield Hotel opened in 1908 as one of the grandest hotels in the West, with mahogany paneling, gold-leaf ceilings, crystal…
South Wales, New York
Goodleburg Cemetery near South Wales in Erie County is a small rural burial ground known for local legend. The best-known story involves a…
Crested Butte, Colorado
Gothic grew after a silver strike in 1879 and had around a thousand residents before silver prices collapsed, leaving it nearly empty by…
DeRidder, Louisiana
The Beauregard Parish Jail in DeRidder, built in 1914 in a castle-like Collegiate Gothic style, held prisoners until the early 1980s and is…
Nampa, Idaho
Known locally as the "Lady of the Lake," the ghost of a girl said to have drowned while waterskiing at Gott's Point on Lake Lowell in the…
Cranston, Rhode Island
The Sprague Mansion is the Cranston Historical Society's museum, tied to Amasa Sprague, murdered in 1843. Visitors report children's…
Williamsburg, Virginia
The Governor's Palace, home of Virginia's royal governors from the 1720s, was rebuilt in the 1930s on its original foundations as part of…
Chicago, Illinois
Graceland Cemetery, one of Chicago's oldest, is home to one of the city's most photographed graves: a life-size statue of a young girl,…
Providence, Rhode Island
The Graduate Providence, which opened in 1922 as the Biltmore, was named the most haunted hotel in Rhode Island by TripAdvisor and is among…
Rockville, Utah
Grafton was settled in 1859 by Mormon pioneers growing cotton and other crops along the Virgin River, reached 168 residents by 1864, and…
Granbury, Texas
The Granbury Opera House, built in 1886 on the courthouse square, is a working theater in one of Texas's best-preserved small-town squares.…
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Staff at the Grand Hotel tell of a maintenance man who met a black mass with red eyes behind the theater stage that knocked him off his…
Dubuque, Iowa
Designed by Chicago architect Willoughby J. Edbrooke and opened in 1890, the Grand Opera House is the last surviving opera house in…
Meridian, Mississippi
The Grand Opera House in downtown Meridian opened in 1890, closed in 1927 and stood vacant for decades before a restoration reopened it in…
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
The Grand Opera House in Oshkosh opened in 1883 and still hosts performances. Its resident ghost is Percy Keene, a stage manager who worked…