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Akron, Ohio
The Hower House is a 28-room Second Empire mansion built in 1871 for lumber and agricultural-implement businessman John Henry Hower and now…
Mantorville, Minnesota
The Hubbell House in Mantorville has stood since 1856 and is one of the oldest restaurants in Minnesota, once a stagecoach inn on the road…
St. Augustine, Florida
Visitors to Huguenot Cemetery report cold spots, orbs in photographs and full apparitions. The best-known ghost is Judge John B. Stickney,…
East Hartford, Connecticut
Built in 1761 by Edmund Bemont and later owned by his son Makens, a saddler, this is one of East Hartford's few surviving 18th-century…
Omaha, Nebraska
Hummel Park is a wooded city park on the bluffs north of Omaha and the subject of some of the city's best-known urban legends, collected in…
St. Cloud, Florida
At the Hunter Arms Hotel, a spirit guests and staff call Vivian is said to welcome visitors, with reports of strange noises, sudden…
Chattanooga, Tennessee
The Hunter Museum of American Art grew out of a Classical Revival mansion built in 1904 on the Chattanooga bluff above the Tennessee River…
Oceanside, California
The Hunter Steakhouse stands on a hill above Buena Vista Lagoon on the site of the Buena Vista Cemetery, opened in 1888. At least 37 people…
Huntington, Indiana
Huntington University's Merillat Complex for Physical Education and Recreation — known to generations of students as the PERC, now the PLEX…
Hutchinson, Kansas
The Hutchinson Public Library opened in 1901 and moved into its present building at 901 N. Main in 1951. Its best-known story concerns Ida…
Cooperstown, New York
Hyde Hall, in Glimmerglass State Park near Cooperstown, is a grand neoclassical mansion begun in 1817 by George Clarke and now a state…
Pocatello, Idaho
Frazier Hall, ISU's Dramatic and Fine Arts building named for Charles Frazier in 1925, is home to a ghost students and staff call Alex —…
Brigham City, Utah
The Idle Isle Cafe on Brigham City's Main Street has served as a restaurant since 1921 and is among the oldest operating restaurants in…
St. Simons Island, Georgia
In May 1803, roughly 75 captive Igbo people, purchased in Savannah by agents for planters John Couper and Thomas Spalding, were being…
Cripple Creek, Colorado
The Imperial Hotel opened in Cripple Creek during the town's gold-mining boom and still operates today. Staff and longtime employees…
Independence, Colorado
Independence is a gold-camp ghost town in a meadow at the western foot of Independence Pass. Prospectors reportedly struck gold here on…
Palmer, Alaska
Independence Mine was a hard-rock gold camp at the top of Hatcher Pass that began with Robert Hatcher's 1906 claim and ramped up in 1938,…
Fort Pierce, Florida
Students and staff at the college's McAlpin Theater describe a tall, lanky figure they call Lenny, often glimpsed in a bluish mist near the…
Indianapolis, Indiana
In life, the first artistic director of the theatre used to jog around the upstairs mezzanine area when the weather was cold or rainy. He…
Rockville, Indiana
The Indiana State Sanatorium east of Rockville was the state's main tuberculosis hospital from about 1908 to 1968, built on hundreds of…
Indianapolis, Indiana
During the first years of construction on this building, a special elevator was erected to move court witnesses to different floors of the…
Valparaiso, Indiana
The Inn at Aberdeen is a bed and breakfast outside Valparaiso with a long-told story of a girl on the staircase. Accounts differ over which…
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
The Inn at Jim Thorpe on Broadway has been a hotel since 1849, in the heart of the historic mining and railroad town. VisitPA's ghost trail…
Honolulu, Hawaii
Queen Lili'uokalani, the last reigning monarch of the Kingdom of Hawai'i, was imprisoned in an upstairs room of 'Iolani Palace for eight…