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Sauk Centre, Minnesota
The Palmer House Hotel in Sauk Centre was built in 1901 on the site of an earlier hotel that burned in 1900, and it is often called the…
Palmyra, New York
The Palmyra Historical Museum, in the old Phelps general store on Market Street, is a small museum of the village's history. New York ghost…
Petersburg, Virginia
Pamplin Historical Park is a 424-acre site with a National Historic Landmark battlefield from the 1865 Union breakthrough at Petersburg,…
Ridgecrest, California
Panamint City was a rowdy silver camp of about 2,000 people after the 1873 strike, with Death Valley's first newspaper, until a 1876 flash…
Canyon, Texas
The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum on the West Texas A&M campus in Canyon is one of the largest history museums in Texas, with…
Eatonton, Georgia
Henry and Elizabeth Perry Tripp built Panola Hall, one of Georgia's finest Greek Revival landmarks, in 1854. Local legend holds that…
Belleville, Illinois
This East Washington Street building in Belleville has hosted a string of restaurants over the years — Diamond Lil's, The Carriage House,…
Ashland, Kentucky
The Paramount Arts Center opened on September 5, 1931, as a movie palace designed by the Rapp and Rapp firm, and it remains the centerpiece…
Park City, Utah
The Park City Museum on Main Street occupies the old City Hall and territorial jail, built in 1885, and visitors can step into the jail and…
Put-in-Bay, Ohio
The Park Hotel on South Bass Island is a Victorian hotel from the 1870s in the center of Put-in-Bay. TourismOhio's haunted list tells of a…
Augusta, Georgia
The Partridge Inn, established in the late 1800s around a house built in 1836, is Georgia's first hotel listed with Historic Hotels of…
Pasadena, California
Gilmor Brown founded the Pasadena Community Playhouse in 1917, starting out in a converted burlesque house, and in 1925 moved into the…
Paso Robles, California
On December 19, 1940, a cigarette discarded in a wastebasket started a fire on the second floor of the Paso Robles Inn. Night clerk J.H.…
Ellicott City, Maryland
The Patapsco Female Institute was a girls' boarding school from 1837 to 1891 on a hilltop above Ellicott City, with as many as 150 students…
Paulding, Michigan
The Paulding Light is a glowing light that has been seen for decades along a power line from a gravel turnout on Robbins Pond Road in the…
Pawnee, Oklahoma
The Pawnee Bill Ranch Mansion was the 1910 home of Gordon "Pawnee Bill" Lillie, a Wild West showman, and his wife May, and is now a…
Danvers, Massachusetts
The Peabody Institute Library of Danvers is a public library whose own website keeps a category of paranormal stories among its local…
Highland, Illinois
This two-story 1850s brick building on 9th Street in Highland now houses Peacock Bakery and Cafe; for decades before that it was home to…
Pearce, Arizona
Pearce grew after Cornish miner James Pearce found gold at what became the Commonwealth Mine in 1894, and had about 1,500 residents by 1919…
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hangar 37 on Ford Island is a former seaplane hangar that survived the 1941 attack and houses the museum. Ghost Hunters investigated in…
Pearson, Georgia
The Pearson Light is one of several documented "spooklight" legends found along rural railroad routes across southern Georgia, in the same…
Bentonville, Arkansas
Congressman Samuel W. Peel built this Italianate brick house in Bentonville in 1875, and it is now the Peel Museum, open to the public with…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Peery Hotel, finished in 1910 as one of Salt Lake City's first luxury hotels, is a three-story brick Prairie-style building on the…
Ogden, Utah
Peery's Egyptian Theater opened on July 3, 1924 on Washington Boulevard, built on the site of the Arlington Hotel after a fire and…