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Williamsburg, Virginia
The King's Arms Tavern is a restaurant in Colonial Williamsburg's historic area, serving period-style meals in a rebuilt 18th-century…
Natchez, Mississippi
King's Tavern in Natchez is considered the oldest standing building in the city and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.…
Mason, Ohio
Kings Island is said to be haunted by a little girl in a blue dress, reported at the International Restaurant and near the White Water…
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Kingston began as Percha City in 1882 after a silver strike, was renamed for the Iron King mine, and may have held around 7,000 people…
Rugby, Tennessee
Historic Rugby is a Victorian utopian village on the Cumberland Plateau founded in 1880 by the English author Thomas Hughes, and Kingstone…
Meeteetse, Wyoming
Kirwin was a gold and silver camp near Spar Mountain that reached about 200 people in some 38 buildings in the 1890s and banned saloons and…
Indianapolis, Indiana
Within the 82-acre Paul Ruster Park, acquired by the city in 1970, sits the small Kitley-King Cemetery on the site of John Kitley's 80-acre…
Knights Ferry, California
Knights Ferry grew up around a ferry crossing on the Stanislaus River during the Gold Rush, and its 1863 covered bridge, a National…
Galesburg, Illinois
In March 1988, Knox College freshman Andrea Racibozynski was beaten to death with a brick in a stairwell of Seymour Hall, a men's…
Kodiak, Alaska
The Kodiak History Museum is said to be haunted by Benjamin McIntyre, who lived in the building while working for the Alaska Commercial…
Morristown, Indiana
At the Kopper Kettle Inn, staff and guests describe several active spirits in the building. Operating from a building that started as an…
Wahiawa, Hawaii
Kūkaniloko, in Wahiawa, was one of only two sites in the Hawaiian Islands designated for the birth of high-ranking ali'i — used from…
Houston, Texas
La Carafe is a candlelit bar in a building on Houston's Market Square that dates to before the Civil War, among the oldest in the city.…
Santa Fe, New Mexico
La Fonda sits at the end of the Santa Fe Trail on the plaza, and the present hotel dates to 1922. Newmexico.org and local ghost tours tell…
Santa Fe, New Mexico
La Posada de Santa Fe grew around the 1882 mansion of the merchant Abraham Staab and his wife, Julia, and is now a resort hotel.…
Laredo, Texas
La Posada Hotel stands on the banks of the Rio Grande in downtown Laredo, next to St. Augustine Church, in a Spanish Revival building that…
Lompoc, California
La Purisima Mission, a reconstructed Spanish mission in Lompoc, is said to be haunted. Volunteer docents have described a neatly made bed…
Marietta, Ohio
The Lafayette Hotel stands at Front and Ohio streets on the Ohio River in Marietta and has welcomed guests since 1918. TourismOhio and the…
Washington, Washington DC
Lafayette Square, the public park across from the White House, was the scene of a killing in daylight on February 27, 1859, when…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Lafitte Guest House is a three-story French-style building at the corner of Bourbon and Dumaine that now operates as a boutique hotel…
O'ahu, Hawaii
At the Polynesian Cultural Center's lagoon, staff and guests tell of the "Laie Lady," a woman named Nalani who is said to have lost her…
Bristol, Connecticut
The oldest continuously operating amusement park in the country, Lake Compounce has seen real tragedy over its long history. In 1999,…
Lowell, Indiana
At Lake Prairie Cemetery, visitors report mists, orbs of light, and figures of the deceased, concentrated in the older southern half where…
Quinault, Washington
Lake Quinault Lodge, a 1926 shingled lodge on the shore of Lake Quinault at the edge of Olympic National Park, is a rustic historic hotel.…