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Montrose, Colorado
The Museum of the Mountain West is a collection of relocated buildings, saloon and carriage house founded in 1997. The owner reports…
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
The Music Hall in downtown Portsmouth was built in 1878 by members of the Peirce family after the town's earlier entertainment hall burned,…
Butte, Montana
The Myra Brothel and Hotel occupies the top floor of Tony's Tin Shop in uptown Butte, in the city's old red-light district. Ned and Mary…
St. Francisville, Louisiana
The Myrtles Plantation was established in 1796 by General David Bradford as Laurel Grove and renamed the Myrtles in 1834. It operates as an…
Sautee, Georgia
Built in 1876 by John Martin, founder of the still-operating Nora Mill Granary, this building later passed to the Hardman and Ivie families…
Naples, New York
The Naples Hotel is said to be haunted by "Topper," a man who died by suicide on the third floor, whom the owners blame for whispers,…
Princeton, New Jersey
Nassau Hall, completed in 1756, is the oldest building at Princeton University and served as a barracks and hospital and was fought over in…
Nevada City, California
Pearson and Healy opened the National Exchange Hotel on August 20, 1856, leasing the brick Bicknell Block after a fire that swept through…
Los Angeles, California
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in Exposition Park opened in 1913 and holds one of the largest natural and cultural…
Fargo, North Dakota
North Dakota State University in Fargo has two of the state's best-known campus ghost stories. Minard Hall, built in 1902 as Science Hall,…
Lincoln, Nebraska
The Nebraska State Capitol, built between 1922 and 1932 and crowned by a tall tower, is one of the country's best-known state capitols. Its…
Lincoln, Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University's best-known ghost story belongs to Clara Mills, a beloved professor of piano, music theory and music history…
Washington Island, Wisconsin
Nelsen's Hall on Washington Island is known as the oldest legally operating tavern in Wisconsin, a status it traces to Prohibition, when…
West Brownsville, Pennsylvania
Nemacolin Castle in Brownsville began in 1789 as a trading post on the National Road and grew into a 22-room castle for the Bowman family,…
Nevada City, Montana
Nevada City is a restored gold-rush town on Highway 287 near Virginia City, owned by the State of Montana and managed by the Montana…
Carson City, Nevada
The Nevada Governor's Mansion in Carson City was built in 1909 in the Colonial Revival style, and Governor Denver Dickerson and his family…
Ely, Nevada
The Nevada Northern Railway in East Ely is a National Historic Landmark railroad with its original depot, engine house and steam…
Central City, Colorado
Nevadaville was an Irish-American gold-mining town founded in 1859 and rebuilt after an 1861 fire, then slowly abandoned as the ore ran…
New York, New York
The New Amsterdam Theatre on 42nd Street opened in 1903 and was the home of the Ziegfeld Follies, and it is now a Disney theater. Its ghost…
Canton, Georgia
New Hightower Baptist Church, known as "Hell's Church," and the cemetery across the road are ranked among Georgia's most haunted cemeteries…
Groton, Connecticut
Story has it, that John "Ernie" Randolph and his wife lived at the LedgeLight, which sits out in the middle of the Ocean, just at the…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The New Orleans Pharmacy Museum occupies the 1823 Creole townhouse where Louis Dufilho Jr., America's first licensed pharmacist, opened his…
Albany, New York
The New York State Capitol in Albany, begun in 1867 and a vast Romanesque Revival building, is said to be haunted by a night watchman…
Newberry, Florida
Newberry Cemetery dates to at least 1849 and holds more than 1,000 burials across its larger East Side and smaller Black Cemetery sections.…