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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The Henry and Anna Overholser Mansion, built in 1903 for one of Oklahoma City's early developers, is a historic house museum of the…
Madison, Georgia
Built in 1811 and expanded with Greek Revival columns in the 1840s or '50s by Dr. Elijah Jones, a wealthy physician who enslaved 114 people…
Micanopy, Florida
At the Herlong Mansion, guests and investigators describe doors, including Inez's own, opening and closing on their own, footsteps on the…
Hermitage, Tennessee
The Hermitage is the home and plantation of President Andrew Jackson, and a museum that also tells the story of the more than 150 enslaved…
Nashville, Tennessee
The Hermitage Hotel has been a Nashville landmark since 1910, a Beaux-Arts hotel facing the state Capitol where governors and stars have…
Brooksville, Florida
Atlanta architect William Augustus Edwards designed this Beaux Arts courthouse, built in 1913. Local account holds that a prisoner once…
Brooksville, Florida
Built starting in 1855 by John May for his wife Marena and their daughters, this four-story Victorian became the home of Marena's second…
Highgate Center, Vermont
Highgate Manor, a mansion built in 1818 by Captain Steve Keyes in Highgate Falls, was later the home and practice of Dr. Henry Baxter and…
Terre Haute, Indiana
Stiffy Green is remembered locally as a bulldog belonging to John Heinl, who reportedly sat crying beside his owner's casket through the…
Apopka, Florida
Built by the Eldredge family in 1903 and moved to the corner of US 441 and SR 436 in 1985 after facing demolition, this mansion now…
Kettering, Ohio
The Stone Tower in Hills & Dales MetroPark, also called the Witch's Tower and Frankenstein's Castle, was built in 1941 by National Youth…
Honalulu, Hawaii
Believed to be haunted by the volcano goddess. Visitors, house cleaners, and other staff members say that they see a woman in a red dress…
Hinsdale, New York
The Hinsdale House, built in 1853 in the Allegany County village of Hinsdale, is widely called one of the most haunted houses in the…
Ogden, Utah
Historic 25th Street was the rough-and-tumble heart of Ogden's railroad boom, nicknamed Two-Bit Street for its saloons, gambling halls and…
Deadwood, South Dakota
The Historic Adams House in Deadwood is a Victorian mansion built in 1892 for Harris Franklin and later the home of the Adams family, now a…
Anchorage, Alaska
The Anchorage Hotel opened in 1916, a year after the town was chartered, and added the annex next door in 1936. The 1916 building was sold…
Crofton, Nebraska
The Historic Argo Hotel in Crofton was built in 1912 to serve railroad travelers. It was renamed the New Meridian Hotel in 1923 and became…
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
The Historic Brookstown Inn in Winston-Salem occupies a brick mill that was built in the 1830s as a cotton mill. Visit North Carolina and…
Petros, Tennessee
Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary near Petros opened in 1896 and held some of Tennessee's most notorious inmates until it closed in 2009,…
Albany, New York
Historic Cherry Hill in Albany is a house museum built in 1787 for the Van Rensselaer family, remembered for a murder in 1827, when John…
Spokane, Washington
The Davenport Hotel, opened in 1914 by Louis Davenport, is Spokane's grand historic hotel. The hotel's communications director has told…
St. Paul, Minnesota
Historic Fort Snelling stands above the meeting of the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers and was Minnesota's first permanent military post,…
Deadwood, South Dakota
The Historic Franklin Hotel on Main Street in Deadwood opened in 1903 and was built by Harris Franklin, whose spirit is said to keep watch…
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Chicago architect W. W. Boyington designed this Second Empire mansion, built in 1869 for Grenville M. Dodge (1831–1916), a Union Army…