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Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Slater Mill, built in 1793, is the birthplace of American water-powered textile manufacturing and part of Blackstone River Valley National…
Boonsboro, Maryland
The Old South Mountain Inn at Turner's Gap on the National Pike dates to the 1730s and now operates as a restaurant owned by Chad Dorsey.…
Waterbury, Vermont
The Old Stagecoach Inn in Waterbury dates to 1826 and was once the home of Albert and Annette "Nettie" Spencer. Nettie, born in 1848,…
Hartford, Connecticut
Built in 1796 as Connecticut's State Capitol, the Old State House stands on the site where Alse Young was hanged in 1647 — the first person…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Built between 1833 and 1842, the Old State House served as Arkansas's first state capitol until a new capitol opened in 1912; it later did…
Washington, Washington DC
The Old Stone House in Georgetown, built in 1765 by Christopher Layman, is the oldest standing building in Washington and has been a…
Deadwood, South Dakota
Deadwood ghost-tour guides and local TV say a spirit plays the piano in Saloon No. 10, and some believe Wild Bill Hickok's spirit never…
Bardstown, Kentucky
The Old Talbott Tavern in Bardstown has served travelers since 1779 and is billed as one of the oldest stagecoach stops in the country.…
Portland, Oregon
Old Town Pizza and Brewing sits in a historic building in Portland's Old Town and is the starting point for the Shanghai Tunnels tour. Its…
Kimama, Idaho
Kimama was settled in the early 1900s by Volga German and Black Sea German immigrants who took up some of the last homesteads available…
Twin Falls, Idaho
The Old Towne Bridge crosses Rock Creek on Shoshone Street South in Twin Falls, on the site of the old wooden "Singing Bridge," replaced in…
New Haven, Connecticut
Built in 1927–28 on the northeast corner of the New Haven Green, this was the city's tallest building when it opened, designed to echo the…
Virginia City, Nevada
The Old Washoe Club in Virginia City opened in June 1875 as an exclusive club for the wealthy men of the Comstock, in a building that…
Wilkesboro, North Carolina
The Old Wilkes Jail in Wilkesboro is a 19th-century brick jail, now a museum of the Wilkes Heritage Museum, and is where Tom Dula,…
York, Maine
The Old York Gaol, built in 1719, is the oldest surviving prison in the United States and a National Historic Landmark in York Village. It…
Marco Island, Florida
Captain Bill opened this inn in 1896, and it has operated as a hotel and restaurant on Marco Island ever since. Guests and staff describe…
Ventura, California
Raymundo Olivas and his friend Felipe Lorenzana were granted the 4,670-acre Rancho San Miguel by Mexican governor Juan B. Alvarado in…
Matthews, Indiana
Founded in 1836 on an acre donated by William Heal, Olive Branch Cemetery — Washington Township's first cemetery, named for Heal's wife…
Bisbee, Arizona
Guests at the Oliver House report ghostly footsteps in the hallways at night, cold spots, a rocking chair that moves of its own accord,…
Olustee, Florida
At Olustee Battlefield, visitors and Civil War reenactors describe orbs and the apparitions of soldiers on the battlefield, especially…
Asheville, North Carolina
The Omni Grove Park Inn, a stone resort built in 1913 on the side of Sunset Mountain, is best known for the Pink Lady, a young woman in a…
Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
The grand Mount Washington Hotel at Bretton Woods opened in 1902 and was named the most haunted place in New Hampshire by Thrillist. Its…
Boston, Massachusetts
The Omni Parker House on School Street opened in 1855 under Harvey Parker and is one of the oldest continuously operating hotels in the…
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The William Penn Hotel, opened in 1916 by Henry Clay Frick's company, is Pittsburgh's grand downtown hotel and is now the Omni William…