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Manitou Springs, Colorado
Miramont Castle, built in 1895 in Manitou Springs for a French priest, later served as a sanatorium and convent. Local telling holds it is…
Altoona, Pennsylvania
The Mishler Theatre in downtown Altoona was built in 1906 by theater owner Isaac Mishler and now serves as a performing arts center.…
Fort Worth, Texas
Miss Molly's Hotel is a small bed and breakfast in the Fort Worth Stockyards in a building that local history says once served as a…
Goliad, Texas
Mission Espíritu Santo, within Goliad State Park, was a Spanish mission founded in 1722 and moved to this site in 1749. The Native peoples…
Riverside, California
The Mission Inn began in 1876 as a small adobe boarding house run by the Miller family. Over the following decades Frank Miller built it…
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Mission Point Resort stands on the site of Mission House, which opened in 1825 as a Protestant mission school for Native American and Métis…
Wabash, Indiana
On December 17-18, 1812, American troops under Lt. Col. John Campbell attacked Miami villages along the Mississinewa River near present-day…
Biloxi, Mississippi
The Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center is a large arena and convention complex on the Gulf Coast in Biloxi, with…
Columbus, Mississippi
Mississippi University for Women, known as The W, was the first state-supported women's college in the United States. Its best-known campus…
Jefferson City, Missouri
The Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City opened in 1836 and held inmates for 168 years, becoming known as the bloodiest 47 acres…
Columbia, Missouri
Local lore says an opera singer named Carlotta, who is said to have fallen to her death, haunts the Missouri Theatre; she is said to have…
Tonopah, Nevada
The Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah was built in 1907 during a silver boom and was one of the first luxury hotels in the state. It was investigated…
Glenwood, New Mexico
Mogollon was a gold and silver camp after a soldier's 1870 discovery, with several thousand residents at its peak and mining that continued…
O'ahu, Hawaii
Mokuleia Beach Park is one of several O'ahu sites where the Night Marchers have reportedly been seen. Visitors have also described a…
Denver, Colorado
The Molly Brown House was home to Margaret "Molly" Brown, the Titanic survivor, and is now a museum. An independent investigation found…
Granite Falls, Washington
Monte Cristo was founded in 1893 after a gold and silver strike in 1889 and served by a railroad built to haul ore to Everett, but…
Montezuma, New Mexico
Montezuma Castle is the Queen Anne landmark building of the former Montezuma Hotel, a railroad-era resort near the hot springs outside Las…
Laurel, Maryland
Montpelier Mansion in South Laurel is an eighteenth-century Georgian house built by the Snowden family and run today by Prince George's…
Streator, Illinois
Moon Point Cemetery, a family burial ground established by Jacob Moon in the 1830s — older than the Civil War — carries central Illinois's…
Savannah, Georgia
Staff at Moon River Brewing Company tell of a ghost named Toby in the basement, where candles snuffed on tables are said to flicker back to…
McArthur, Ohio
Moonville Tunnel is a railroad tunnel in the woods of Vinton County near Lake Hope State Park, all that remains of the mining town of…
Macoupin, Illinois
Moore Cemetery, established in 1834 about five miles off the main road, holds newer headstones toward the front and much older Civil…
Seattle, Washington
The Moore Theatre, opened in 1907 in Seattle's Belltown and the city's oldest remaining theater, partly stands on land that was once the…
Raleigh, North Carolina
The Mordecai House in Mordecai Historic Park is a plantation house in Raleigh, home to the Mordecai family for generations and where Andrew…