1811 places found

Honolulu, Hawaii
Fireballs of light have been reported popping up behind boulders here, along with the silhouette of a boy hanging from a tree by his neck.…

New York, New York
The Morris-Jumel Mansion in Washington Heights, built in 1765, is the oldest house in Manhattan and served as George Washington's…

Birmingham, Alabama
The Mortimer Jordan Residence at 2834 Highland Avenue was built between 1906 and 1908 in the Greek Revival style, with a double-height…

Billings, Montana
The Moss Mansion in Billings was built in 1903 for banker and businessman Preston B. Moss and is now a museum. Six members of the Moss…

Point Pleasant, West Virginia
The Mothman Museum on Main Street in Point Pleasant, opened in 2005 beside the silver Mothman statue, holds props from the film The Mothman…

Anderson, Indiana
Mounds State Park preserves ten earthworks built by the Adena and Hopewell peoples starting around 160 BCE, considered sacred ground by the…

Moundville, Alabama
Built between roughly 1120 and 1650 CE on the Black Warrior River, Moundville was once the second-largest Mississippian city in North…

Lenox, Massachusetts
The Mount in Lenox is the estate the writer Edith Wharton built in 1902 and lived in until 1911, and it is now a museum and cultural…

Bellingham, Washington
The Mount Baker Theatre in downtown Bellingham, opened in 1927, is a Spanish Moorish performing-arts palace with a clock tower. Its…

Hillside, Illinois
Julia Buccola Petta, known as "the Italian Bride," died in 1921 at 29 while giving birth to a stillborn son and was buried at Mount Carmel…

Logansport, Indiana
Established in 1854 and incorporating the older 9th Street Cemetery, which dates to 1828, Mount Hope Cemetery is reportedly the…

Dahlonega, Georgia
This pre-Civil War cemetery near Dahlonega Square is known for its "slot and tab" box tombs, a grave style found only in a small pocket of…

Deadwood, South Dakota
Mount Moriah Cemetery on a hill above Deadwood is the burial place of Wild Bill Hickok, killed in 1876, Calamity Jane, Seth Bullock and…

Aurora, Illinois
Mount Olivet Cemetery, with burials dating to before 1850, is known for one of Aurora's most consistently reported hauntings: witnesses…

Crystal Lake, Illinois
At Mount Thabor Cemetery, visitors report orbs and green mist photographed among the graves, voices laughing, singing, or mumbling, and…

Mt. Prospect, Illinois
This Mount Prospect building has served food and drink since 1902, when Henry Behrens opened a bar and restaurant here; it operated as a…

Forest City, Illinois
A church once stood on the site of Mt Zion Cemetery in Forest City and reportedly burned down during a service; those who died were buried…

Concrete, Washington
The Mt. Baker Hotel on Main Street in Concrete is a small historic hotel that offers suites in the middle of the Skagit River town. Guests…

Tremont, Illinois
Local legend at Mt. Hope Cemetery holds that one of its large stone-covered graves belongs to a church organist buried with her organ.…

Gilroy, California
A girl in a long white dress is said to ride a horse through the fog over the hills of Mount Madonna and vanish, and visitors have…

Henryville, Indiana
Daniel Guthrie was murdered and buried in a shallow grave near the corner of Pixley Knob Road and Cemetery Hill outside Henryville; his…

New Orleans, Louisiana
Muriel's Jackson Square stands beside the square in a French Quarter building dating to the mid-1700s, which in the early 1800s was the…

Murphys, California
Staff and guests at the Murphys Historic Hotel report small objects thrown in the kitchen and the Mark Twain Ballroom, a presence on the…

Omaha, Nebraska
The Museum of Shadows is a downtown Omaha museum founded by demonologist Nate Raterman and his wife Kaleigh, a psychic medium, billed as…