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Fort Benton, Montana
The Grand Union Hotel opened in 1882 on the Missouri River levee in Fort Benton, the head of river navigation in the Montana gold-rush era,…
Helena, Montana
Grandstreet Theatre is a granite Romanesque building in downtown Helena that opened in 1901 as a Unitarian church, later served as the…
Marion, Iowa
This Victorian Italianate brick house in Marion was built around 1860 by Charles Myers. Earl Granger bought it in 1876 and his family lived…
Granite, Oregon
Granite began when Albert Tabor struck gold on July 4, 1862 and named his claim Independence; the town was incorporated in 1900 with most…
Philipsburg, Montana
Granite grew around one of the richest silver mines in the country after a strike in 1872 and held about 3,000 people before the silver…
Vancouver, Washington
The Grant House on Officers Row, built in 1849 as one of the first army buildings in the Northwest, has been an Officers' Club, a library,…
Roosterville, Georgia
Mayhayley Lancaster (1875-1955) was a real Heard County figure — a lawyer, teacher, midwife, and one of the county's largest landowners —…
Pensacola, Florida
The Gray House on Alcaniz Street faces the Dorr House across Seville Square and has been part of Pensacola's ghost-tour lore for…
Sidney, Illinois
Graymans Cemetery, an old graveyard outside Sidney, carries several local legends: a pale blue light reported crossing the grounds late at…
Cleveland, Ohio
The Cleveland Grays Armory was built in 1893 to house the Grays, a volunteer militia raised in the city, and now holds a military museum…
Magna, Utah
The Great Saltair began as a lakeside resort pavilion on the Great Salt Lake in 1893, was destroyed by fire more than once, and the current…
Dover, Delaware
Laid out in 1717, The Green is one of Dover's oldest public spaces and the site where Delaware ratified the U.S. Constitution in 1787. Its…
Burlington, Connecticut
This cemetery on Upson Road dates to the late 18th century, when it served the local Seventh Day Baptist congregation. Local legend…
Montpelier, Vermont
Green Mount Cemetery in Montpelier opened in 1854 and covers about 35 acres on a hillside above the Winooski River. Its legend is Black…
Stowe, Vermont
The Green Mountain Inn on Stowe's Main Street is among the inns featured in Vermont's Haunted Highways tourism program. Its legend is Boots…
Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Established in 1867 and now holding more than 15,900 known burials, Greendale Cemetery includes the real graves of the Tebbs family, long…
Dearborn, Michigan
Staff and former employees at Greenfield Village describe unexplained activity in several buildings: footsteps upstairs and a figure at the…
Baker City, Oregon
Greenhorn boomed from about 1910 to 1915 with two hotels, a post office, fire hydrants, stores and saloons, then collapsed after the 1942…
Franklin, Indiana
At Greenlawn Cemetery, visitors report an unsettling feeling near the many suicides buried there. Established in 1845 and grown from three…
Decatur, Illinois
Greenwood Cemetery is widely regarded as one of central Illinois's most haunted sites. Its Civil War section holds the unmarked graves of…
Orlando, Florida
Established in 1880, Greenwood Cemetery is Orlando's oldest burial ground, now covering more than 80 acres and holding the graves of many…
Fort Bragg, California
Built in 1915 as Fort Bragg's first hospital, this redwood building on North Main Street later served the town as a maternity unit before…
Beverly Hills, California
Staff and visitors at Greystone Mansion have long reported unexplained sounds inside the house, and some describe cries heard in it at…
Willow Springs, Illinois
On December 28, 1956, sisters Barbara Grimes, 15, and Patricia Grimes, 12, disappeared in Chicago after going to see an Elvis Presley movie…