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Alachua, Florida
At Newnansville Cemetery, visitors describe ghostly figures walking through the grounds at night, though these remain unverified local…
Nicodemus, Kansas
Nicodemus was founded in 1877 by formerly enslaved African Americans from Kentucky seeking land on the Kansas plains, and it remains the…
Globe, Arizona
Built in 1907 and opened as Globe's main elementary school in 1917 — the future Arizona governor Rose Mofford was a pupil — this hillside…
Astoria, Oregon
The Norblad Hotel, built in 1923, is one of Astoria's longest-running hotels and now offers private rooms and a hostel. Ghost Adventures…
Nevada City, California
North Bloomfield, once called Humbug, was the supply town for the huge hydraulic mining pit at Malakoff Diggins and held more than 2,000…
Raleigh, North Carolina
The North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh, a Greek Revival building completed in 1840, is said to be haunted by a former night watchman…
Sedro Woolley, Washington
Visitors and explorers at Northern State Hospital describe shadow figures, footsteps with no source, distant whispers and crying in the old…
Norwich, Vermont
The Norwich Inn has stood on its Main Street site since 1797, and the present Victorian building dates to 1890. Its story is of Mary "Ma"…
Honolulu, Hawaii
The Pali Lookout - People have reported seeing the white silhouette of someone among the trees at the Pali Lookout, at night. There have…
Granbury, Texas
The Nutt House Hotel stands on the Granbury square in a hand-cut limestone building opened as a mercantile by the Nutt brothers in 1893 and…
Lansing, West Virginia
Nuttallburg is one of the most complete coal-mining complexes in the country, with a tipple and a 1,385-foot conveyor from 1926 that…
Vacherie, Louisiana
Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie is famous for the double row of live oaks leading to its Greek Revival house. Josephine and Andrew Stewart…
Fall River, Massachusetts
Oak Grove Cemetery in Fall River is the burial place of the Borden family, including Andrew and Abby Borden and Lizzie, who was acquitted…
Washington, Washington DC
Oak Hill Cemetery in Georgetown, a hillside Victorian cemetery founded in 1849, is where Willie Lincoln was entombed, the setting for…
Tallahassee, Florida
Visitors describe an uneasy, eerie feeling after leaving the Phillips Mausoleum at Oakland Cemetery, and some say the presence of Calvin C.…
Atlanta, Georgia
Oakland Cemetery's Confederate section holds roughly 6,900 burials from Sherman's 1864 campaign against Atlanta, about 3,000 of them…
Mobile, Alabama
Cotton broker James W. Roper built Oakleigh in 1833, a raised Greek Revival house with its main floor a storey above the ground against…
Goshen, Indiana
The towering, fifteen-foot monument over Michael Bashor's grave — he died in 1880 at 74, and helped found what became the Bashor Children's…
Portland, Oregon
Oaks Amusement Park on the Willamette River opened in 1905 and is one of the country's oldest continuously operating amusement parks.…
Oatman, Arizona
Oatman was a gold boomtown from 1915 to 1917 and lost its mines when the federal government ordered gold mining shut during World War II.…
Oatman, Arizona
Guests and staff at the Oatman Hotel say Clark Gable's and Carole Lombard's laughter and whispers still come from the empty Room 15, and a…
Marion County, Florida
Ocala National Forest is home to the "Dark Man," a modern Florida legend describing a tall, shadowy figure in a long, hooded coat seen…
Key West, Florida
Built in 1981 on a Key West pier site with its own long history — an 1830s dock, Civil War and Spanish-American War naval use, and decades…
Franklin, Kentucky
Octagon Hall was built between 1847 and 1859 by Andrew Jackson Caldwell near Franklin, in an unusual eight-sided plan, and it served both…