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Heppner, Oregon
Hardman was a farm trade center in southern Morrow County that declined after the 1920s when the railroad went through Heppner. Its 1900…
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Harpers Ferry, where John Brown raided the federal armory in 1859 and the town changed hands again and again during the Civil War, is a…
Hartford, Connecticut
The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center preserves the Hartford home of the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Stowe attended séances and put a ghost…
Lafayette, Indiana
Dating to the 1830s-40s and also known as Pierce Cemetery, St. Joseph Cemetery, and several other names over the years, this true pioneer…
Buckner, Illinois
Harrison Cemetery, between Christopher and Buckner in rural Franklin County, takes its name from Isham Harrison, a relative of President…
Georgetown, Illinois
Part of this state natural area near Georgetown was once Camp Cherokee Hills, run by the Piankeshaw Council of the Boy Scouts of America,…
Santa Clarita, California
La Loma de Los Vientos — "Hill of the Winds" — was completed in 1927 for the silent-film star William S. Hart: a 10,000-square-foot Spanish…
Springfield, Vermont
Hartness House in Springfield was built in 1903 and 1904 for James Hartness, a machine-tool maker who later served as governor of Vermont,…
Harvey, North Dakota
The Harvey Public Library was built on the site of the home of Sophia Eberlein, who in 1931 was murdered by her second husband in her…
Savannah, Georgia
This Savannah townhouse was built in 1872. Multiple independent visitor accounts, consistent across Savannah's ghost-tour guides over the…
Prescott, Arizona
The Hassayampa Inn opened in 1927, paid for in part by Prescott residents who wanted a first-class hotel near the courthouse, and it still…
Hastings, Nebraska
Altman Hall at Hastings College is a residence hall named for Clara Christine Altman, who came to Hastings as a languages teacher and…
Brumley, Missouri
The Haunted Castle House near Brumley is a two-story home with a 30-foot turret and two-foot-thick walls of hand-poured concrete. Its…
Mineral Wells, Texas
The Haunted Hill House in Mineral Wells was built in 1890 and stands a short walk from the Baker Hotel. It has been a private home, a…
Havana, Illinois
The Ghost Research Society formally investigated the Havana Park District Gym on June 1, 2013. Local legend holds that a young man was…
Hawkinsville, Georgia
Built in 1907 by W.R. Gunn, the Hawkinsville Opera House hosted vaudeville acts, including a young Oliver Hardy, and later served as the…
Salem, Massachusetts
The Hawthorne Hotel, built in 1925 and named for Salem author Nathaniel Hawthorne, faces Salem Common and is the best-known hotel in the…
Macon, Georgia
Built between 1855 and 1859 in the Italian Renaissance Revival style, the Hay House earned the nickname "Palace of the South" for its scale…
Washington, Washington DC
The Hay-Adams Hotel, opened in 1928 across Lafayette Square from the White House, stands on the site of the homes of John Hay and Henry…
Sutton, West Virginia
The William Edgar Haymond House in Sutton, a Queen Anne house built in the 1880s or 1890s for a prominent local attorney, is a bed and…
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Hazelwood is a Greek Revival house built in 1837 on a hillside overlooking the Fox River, home for a century to three generations of the…
Portland, Oregon
The Heathman Hotel, opened in 1927 across from the Portland Art Museum, is a downtown landmark and the setting for part of Fifty Shades of…
Florence, Oregon
Heceta Head Lighthouse, completed in 1894 on a headland north of Florence, is among the most photographed lighthouses on the Oregon coast.…
Melbourne, Florida
Built in 1919 as the Melbourne School and opened to students in 1920, this Neoclassical building was renamed in 1963 for Ruth Henegar, a…