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Macon, Georgia
Boone Hall, completed in 1950, is named for Sallie Goelz Boone — "Miss Sallie" to generations of students — who worked at Mercer as a…
Savannah, Georgia
Visitors and staff at the Mercer-Williams House describe a chilling presence in the study and elsewhere in the house, tied by most tellers…
New York, New York
The Merchant's House Museum in NoHo is a Federal and Greek Revival row house, home to the Tredwell family from 1835 to 1933 and preserved…
Tooele, Utah
Mercur was a mining town in the Oquirrh Mountains, first for silver, then for mercury and cinnabar, and finally for gold after a cyanide…
Meridian, Mississippi
Merrehope began in 1858 as a small cottage and grew into a mansion that served as the headquarters of General Leonidas Polk during…
New Lenox, Illinois
A 406-acre section of Messenger Woods was designated an Illinois Nature Preserve in 1994 and 1999, protecting a mix of forest, prairie,…
Fresno, California
Visitors and staff at the Meux Home report children's laughter from the upstairs rooms, and doorknobs that go missing from several doors…
Lansing, Michigan
The Michigan State Capitol in Lansing was completed in 1878 and has been restored to its Victorian splendor. Lansing's ghost tours include…
Fallon, Nevada
Middlegate Station sits on U.S. Highway 50, the Loneliest Road in America, in central Nevada, on the old Pony Express route, in a building…
Annapolis, Maryland
Middleton Tavern in Annapolis was established in 1750 by Horatio Middleton as an inn for seafarers, and it is one of the oldest…
Joliet, Illinois
At Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, visitors to the surviving arsenal buildings and grounds report the sound of cars that can't be seen…
New Haven, Connecticut
Mary E. Hart, a seamstress from the Winthrop Street neighborhood, collapsed suddenly at age 47 on October 15, 1872, and remained…
Mililani, Hawaii
Local legend surrounds a statue of a man on horseback in this Mililani cemetery, said to come alive at midnight. According to the story,…
Owensboro, Kentucky
The Miller House was built in 1905 for Elmer and Lizzy Miller, whose house plans the Messenger-Inquirer praised that year as a model of…
Fairhaven, Massachusetts
The Millicent Library in Fairhaven was given to the town in 1893 by the financier Henry H. Rogers in memory of his daughter Millicent, who…
Decatur, Illinois
Millikin University's Albert Taylor Theatre is home to "Rail Girl," a ghost first reported by a theater student in 1998 as a small girl of…
Milton, Florida
Milton Benevolent Cemetery traces back to 1844, when James R. Riley bought the land that would become it, four blocks from what's now…
Lander, Wyoming
Miner's Delight was founded in 1868, the year gold was found, as Hamilton City, one of Wyoming's first communities, and its mine shut in…
Collinsville, Illinois
Built in 1918 with dues collected by a local miners' union, Miner's Theatre served as both a union hall and entertainment venue before…
Alton, Illinois
Built in 1914 and operating until 1971, the Mineral Springs Hotel once housed the largest swimming pool in Illinois, filled with mineral…
Hartville, Wyoming
Miners and Stockmen's Steakhouse & Spirits in Hartville, a small former mining town, is a historic restaurant and bar that says it is the…
St. Paul, Minnesota
The Minnesota State Capitol, designed by Cass Gilbert and completed in 1905, is a Beaux-Arts landmark topped by one of the largest…
Forester, Michigan
Minnie Quay was a young woman from the Lake Huron port village of Forestville who, according to local tradition, died in 1876 at about…
Scituate, Massachusetts
Minot's Ledge Light stands on a rock about a mile off the coast at Cohasset and Scituate. The first tower, an iron-legged structure, was…