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Groveland, California
Guests in Room 15 of the Groveland Hotel, known as Lyle's Room, report faucets turning themselves on and off, cosmetics left on the counter…
Sunman, Indiana
Built in 1879 by Archibald M. Kennedy & Sons over Tanners Creek's East Fork, the Guilford Covered Bridge was slated for removal when the…
Naugatuck, Connecticut
Established in 1790 and named for early settler Jasper Gunn, who helped found Milford before his descendants settled this area, Gunntown…
San Antonio, Texas
The Gunter Hotel opened in 1909 in downtown San Antonio and is remembered as the place where blues musician Robert Johnson recorded in…
Lewisville, Indiana
Dr. Oscar K. Guyer, a Lewisville physician, began building this opera house in 1901 over years of pushback from skeptical townspeople, but…
Mishawaka, Indiana
The 100 Center complex in Mishawaka occupies the former Kamm & Schellinger Brewery, built by the Kamm and Schellinger families in the late…
Marietta, Ohio
The Hackett Hotel, at Tiber Way and Second Street in Marietta's historic Harmar district, is the second of the town's two hotels on…
Clark, Colorado
Hahns Peak began as a placer-gold camp in the 1860s and served as the Routt County seat from 1877 until 1912, when Steamboat Springs took…
Coventry, Connecticut
This Coventry farmhouse was the boyhood home of Nathan Hale, the Revolutionary War spy executed by the British in 1776. Attorney Dudley…
Guild, Tennessee
Hales Bar Dam, built on the Tennessee River in the early 1900s and replaced by Nickajack Dam, has a powerhouse on the National Register of…
Savannah, Georgia
Built in 1873 for Samuel Pugh Hamilton, who went on to serve as mayor of Savannah, this 17-room French Empire mansion on Lafayette Square…
Glendora, California
After the Daughters of the American Revolution held their first monthly tea in Hamlin House, several members reported seeing a woman they…
Beaufort, North Carolina
The Hammock House in Beaufort is traditionally called the oldest house in town, dating to the early 1700s, and legend says the pirate…
Gloucester, Massachusetts
Hammond Castle is a stone castle on the Gloucester shore built in the late 1920s by the inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. and now run as a…
Savannah, Georgia
Long considered Savannah's most haunted house, the Hampton Lillibridge House is the only one in the city known to have undergone an…
Columbia, South Carolina
The Hampton-Preston Mansion in Columbia was built in 1818 and was home to the Hampton and Preston families, and to the enslaved people…
Honolulu, Hawaii
Drivers near the entrance to Hanauma Bay have reported seeing balls of light — described as "fireballs" — shooting overhead on certain…
Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey
The Hancock House is a patterned-brick Quaker house built in 1734 and now a New Jersey state historic site. On March 21, 1778, British…
Indianapolis, Indiana
Alexander Hannah, a respected Indiana state legislator and abolitionist, built this 24-room house in 1858. Local legend holds it was a…
Hanover, Indiana
Visitors to Hanover Cemetery describe a sudden chill and nausea felt simultaneously by separate members of a group as they approach each…
Hanover, Indiana
Parker Auditorium, designed by architect Jens Frederick Larson and completed in 1947, anchors the eastern end of Hanover College's historic…
Hanover, Virginia
Hanover Tavern in Hanover County has stood in some form since 1733 and in its present building since 1791, and Patrick Henry married the…
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
The Hanoverville Roadhouse is said to be haunted by a boy of about eight to ten, dark-haired and dressed in dark clothes and often seen…
Sebring, Florida
Harder Hall opened in 1927 on the shore of Lake Jackson, one of the finest hotels built in South Central Florida during the 1920s land boom…