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Glen Ferris, West Virginia
The Glen Ferris Inn on the Midland Trail above Kanawha Falls was built after Colonel Aaron Stockton bought the land in 1817, and it served…
Hollywood, Florida
The Historic Hollywood Beach Resort, the 1925 "Grand Lady" of Hollywood Beach (formerly the Hollywood Beach Resort Hotel), is said to be…
Lead, South Dakota
The Homestake Opera House in Lead, "a theater built by a gold mine," opened in 1914 for the miners of the Homestake Gold Mine and was used…
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
The Historic Hotel Bethlehem on Main Street, opened in 1922, stands on ground that was home to the Moravians' 1700s Crown Inn, and the…
Maui, Hawaii
The Historic ʻIao Theatre, a Spanish Mission-style theater in Wailuku that opened in 1928, has a long-reported haunting centered in its…
Manilla, Iowa
H. J. Kopak built this two-story Italianate hotel in 1897, a block from the Milwaukee Road depot, to serve railroad passengers and the…
Point Pleasant, West Virginia
The Lowe Hotel on Main Street in Point Pleasant, across from the Mothman Museum, opened around 1901 to cater to travelers on the Ohio…
Buffalo, Wyoming
The Historic Occidental Hotel on Main Street in Buffalo, built in 1880, hosted Wild West figures and is now an inn with a saloon and…
Cheyenne, Wyoming
The Historic Plains Hotel in downtown Cheyenne, opened in 1911, is a National Register hotel and a stop on Cheyenne's haunted trolley and…
Savage, Maryland
Historic Savage Mill was a textile mill from 1822 until 1947 and now holds artist studios, antique and craft shops and restaurants along…
Sheridan, Wyoming
The Sheridan Inn, a National Historic Landmark built in 1893 and once managed by Buffalo Bill Cody, has been restored as an inn with a…
Hollywood, Maryland
Historic Sotterley on the Patuxent River dates to 1699 and is the oldest surviving plantation in Southern Maryland, with a mansion begun in…
Indianapolis, Indiana
At Historic St. Joseph Church, staff and visitors have reported seeing blood on their hands, a loud bang from the middle of the former…
Victor, New York
Historic Valentown is a restored 1800s village complex in Victor, centered on the old Valentown Hall, which houses a museum run by the…
Farmingdale, New Jersey
The Historic Village at Allaire, inside Allaire State Park, is a restored 19th-century bog iron village built around the Howell Works, a…
Wendover, Utah
Historic Wendover Airfield was a World War II training base where the 509th Composite Group prepared for the atomic missions of 1945, and…
Tunnel Hill, Georgia
The Western and Atlantic Railroad tunnel at Tunnel Hill was completed in 1850 through Chetoogeta Mountain, a 1,447-foot bore that was the…
Evergreen, Colorado
The Hiwan Homestead, built beginning in the 1870s as a mountain retreat, is now run as a museum by the Jefferson County Historical Society.…
Jefferson City, Missouri
The Hobo Hill House at 500 East Miller Street is a two-story American Foursquare built in 1910 in Jefferson City's Hobo Hill Historic…
Brunswick, Georgia
Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation, between Brunswick and Darien, is the last surviving rice plantation of coastal Georgia and is run today as a…
Grass Valley, California
The Golden Gate Saloon opened on this site in 1851 and has poured continuously since 1852, which makes it a serious candidate for the…
Fayetteville, Georgia
Built in 1855 by Dr. John Stiles Holliday, uncle of the famous gunfighter Doc Holliday, this Greek Revival house served as his medical…
Holly, Michigan
The Holly Hotel, built in 1891 on a railroad junction in downtown Holly, was for decades a restaurant and comedy club and is often called…
Dahlonega, Georgia
Built by Randall Holly Brannon, the Holly Theatre opened on July 12, 1948, with a Georgia-marble facade and seating for 500; it closed in…