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Marsing, Idaho
Visitors entering this cemetery at night describe a sudden feeling of being closed in, along with flashes of dancing light over the…
Abingdon, Virginia
The Martha Washington Inn in Abingdon began as a private home in 1832, became Martha Washington College for women, served as a hospital for…
Lexington, Kentucky
The Mary Todd Lincoln House in Lexington was built around 1803 to 1806 as an inn and tavern called the Sign of the Green Tree. The Todd…
Helena, Montana
Marysville grew after Tommy Cruse found gold on Silver Creek in 1876 and held about 3,000 people in the 1880s and 1890s around the…
Bentonsport, Iowa
Mormon craftsmen from Nauvoo, Illinois, built this riverside hotel in 1846 as the Ashland House, to serve steamboat travelers on the Des…
Spring Valley, Illinois
The Massock Mausoleum sits in Spring Valley's Lithuanian Liberty Cemetery, established in 1914, where three members of the Massock family —…
Sanford, Florida
Sanford architect Elton Moughton designed this hotel on Lake Monroe for Sanford's own mayor, Forrest Lake, who commissioned it for roughly…
Oak Brook, Illinois
Coal magnate Francis Stuyvesant Peabody built this Tudor Gothic mansion between 1919 and 1922, naming the estate Mayslake after his late…
Rock Mills, Alabama
McCosh Mill, the stone ruins of an 1870s grist mill on Wehadkee Creek, is said to be haunted by a woman in white and the man she loved.…
Jacksonville, Oregon
The McCully House on California Street in Jacksonville is one of the oldest houses in this Gold Rush town, built for Dr. John McCully, and…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The McCune Mansion, built between 1898 and 1901 for railroad and mining magnate Alfred McCune on Salt Lake City's Capitol Hill, is a red…
Lebanon, Illinois
The Alumni House at McKendree University, founded in 1828 as Illinois's oldest college, carries a somber history: an elderly woman died…
Oregon City, Oregon
The McLoughlin House in Oregon City was the home of Dr. John McLoughlin, the Hudson's Bay Company chief factor known as the Father of…
Troutdale, Oregon
McMenamins Edgefield, east of Portland, began in 1911 as the Multnomah County Poor Farm, a home for residents who were poor, ill or…
Forest Grove, Oregon
The Grand Lodge in Forest Grove was built in 1922 as the Masonic and Eastern Star Home for older members and their families, and is now a…
Portland, Oregon
The ghost story told at the Kennedy School is of a young girl: a bartender in the Boiler Room Bar told a National Geographic writer that a…
Alton, Illinois
At McPike Mansion, the owners believe about a dozen spirits remain, among them McPike's mother Lydia and his first wife Mary, with visitors…
Vicksburg, Mississippi
McRaven is one of the oldest houses in Vicksburg, built in stages from 1797 and added to in the 1830s and 1849. During the 1863 siege it…
Bannack, Montana
The Meade Hotel is the best-known building in Bannack, Montana's first territorial capital and now a state park ghost town. The brick…
Poncha Springs, Colorado
Above Mears Junction, on the old Denver and Rio Grande "Chile Line," a water tank once let trains refill their boilers before the climb…
Grand Junction, Colorado
The Melrose Hotel is a historic brick hotel in downtown Grand Junction. Ghost Adventures investigated in 2019 after the owner invited the…
Rensselaer, Indiana
Memory Gardens, a not-for-profit cemetery established in 1961 at the corner of State Road 114 and County Road 850 W, includes a columbarium…
San Antonio, Texas
The Menger Hotel, opened in 1859 beside the Alamo, is the oldest continuously operating hotel in Texas and one of the most storied. Its…
Stevenson Ranch, California
Mentryville was an oil boomtown in Pico Canyon and is now a park with the Mentry family's restored 13-room mansion, a one-room schoolhouse…