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Richmond, Virginia
Hollywood Cemetery, founded in 1849 on a hill above the James River, is the burial place of presidents James Monroe and John Tyler,…
Hollywood, California
The cemetery opened in 1899 as Hollywood Cemetery, became Hollywood Memorial Park in 1939, and took its present name in 1998. Rudolph…
Hollywood, California
In September 1932, when the sign on Mount Lee still read HOLLYWOODLAND and advertised a housing development, Peg Entwistle, a 24-year-old…
Portland, Oregon
The Hollywood Theatre on Northeast Sandy Boulevard opened in 1926 and is now a nonprofit cinema and film center. Oregon ghost lists…
Chicago, Illinois
Built in 1857 and dedicated in 1860, Holy Family Church is the second-oldest Catholic church still standing in Chicago and one of the few…
Worth, Illinois
At Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 6001 W. 111th Street in Worth, pilgrims still visit the grave of Mary Alice Quinn, known locally as Chicago's…
Homewood, Alabama
Before it was the Homewood Public Library, the building on Oxmoor Road was the Homewood Church of Christ. The city bought it in 1984 and…
Honolulu, Hawaii
Carts move by themselves near the garden area. The women's restroom above gate 31 is supposedly haunted. Also near gate 31, a worker in the…
Soda Springs, Idaho
Hooper Springs Park in Soda Springs has a pavilion, playground equipment, and a set of swings, including one that once had a large clown…
North Adams, Massachusetts
Digging the Hoosac Tunnel through the mountain of the same name in western Massachusetts took from 1851 to 1875 — nearly a quarter century…
McArthur, Ohio
Hope Furnace, in Lake Hope State Park in Vinton County, is an iron furnace built in the 1850s that smelted ore until the late 1800s.…
Quapaw, Oklahoma
The Hornet Spook Light, also called the Joplin Spook Light, is a famous light that people have reported along a dirt road near the…
Hornitos, California
Hornitos grew in the 1850s Gold Rush around a plaza, supposedly named for the "little ovens" shape of its above-ground graves. A stone…
Las Vegas, Nevada
This Strip resort, long known as Bally's and recently renamed Horseshoe Las Vegas, stands on the site of the original MGM Grand, which…
San Diego, California
The Horton Grand is two 1880s hotels in one. The Horton Grand, built in 1886 and modelled on a hotel in Innsbruck, Austria, and the plainer…
Dallas, Texas
The Hotel Adolphus opened in 1912 in downtown Dallas, built by brewing magnate Adolphus Busch, and has hosted presidents, stars and…
Rapid City, South Dakota
The Hotel Alex Johnson, opened in 1928 by Chrysler executive Alex Johnson in downtown Rapid City, is a Tudor-style hotel with Lakota art…
St. Charles, Illinois
Hotel Baker opened to the public on June 2, 1928, with rooms starting at $2.50 a night. Its sixth floor, originally the chambermaids'…
Sedalia, Missouri
Hotel Bothwell is a landmark 1927 hotel in downtown Sedalia that has hosted travelers, politicians and State Fair visitors for nearly a…
Boulder, Colorado
The Hotel Boulderado opened on New Year's Eve 1908 and remains one of Boulder's best-known landmarks. Guests and staff describe a woman and…
Anchorage, Alaska
The Hotel Captain Cook opened in 1965, built by Walter Hickel in the year after the Good Friday earthquake as a statement that Anchorage…
New York, New York
The Hotel Chelsea in Manhattan, built in 1884 and a home to generations of writers and musicians, is one of New York's famously haunted…
Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Walter Devereux built the Hotel Colorado in 1893, eight years after Glenwood Springs was incorporated, modeling it on an Italian villa;…
Tucson, Arizona
Guests and staff at Hotel Congress describe a woman in lace who leaves a scent of roses in the lobby, a man in Victorian dress in Room 214,…