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Virginia City, Nevada
Piper's Opera House in Virginia City dates to 1885 and was a leading stage of the Comstock era. Nevada tourism guides list it among the…
Savannah, Georgia
Operating since the 1750s, The Pirates' House began as a pub serving sailors near the Savannah waterfront, and tunnels dug beneath the…
Portland, Oregon
Pittock Mansion, a French Renaissance-style château in Portland's West Hills, was finished in 1914 for Oregonian publisher Henry Pittock…
Cleveland, Ohio
Playhouse Square in downtown Cleveland is a district of restored 1920s theaters, among them the State, Ohio, Palace (now Connor Palace) and…
Emmett, Idaho
According to local legend, a woman hanged herself at Emmett's Plaza Bridge long ago, and her shadow is still sometimes reported along the…
Las Vegas, New Mexico
Guests and staff at the Plaza Hotel say the ghost of early owner and one-time mayor Byron T. Mills lingers in Room 310, which was his…
Dogtown, Illinois
This small cemetery in Dogtown sits about a mile back on dirt roads through a field, surrounded by forest. Visitors describe unsettling…
Rosiclare, Illinois
Pleasant Hill Cemetery, near Rosiclare, is said to be haunted by the spirit of Ahab Gullett, whose weathered tombstone bears the old…
Scott, Arkansas
Visitors and staff describe apparitions and unexplained sounds around the mounds at Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park after dark.…
Antioch, Illinois
Built in 1914 as the Crystal Theater and known for decades as the PM&L Theatre, this Antioch venue carries a ghost story nearly a century…
Brimley, Michigan
Point Iroquois Lighthouse, built in 1870 at the entrance to the St. Marys River near Sault Ste. Marie, is now a maritime museum in the…
Point Lookout, Maryland
Point Lookout Lighthouse, built in 1830 at the tip of Maryland's western shore, stands in a state park on the site of the Civil War's Camp…
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Point of Graves, in Portsmouth's South End, dates to 1671 and is the oldest burial ground in New Hampshire. Its best-known feature is the…
Big Sur, California
Point Sur Lightstation stands on a volcanic rock off Highway 1 and is now a California State Historic Park. Docents tell of an apparition…
Poland, Indiana
A local story at the Poland Presbyterian Cemetery tells of a small grave belonging to a five-year-old boy said to have been taken over by…
Red Lodge, Montana
The Pollard Hotel in downtown Red Lodge opened in 1893 as the Spofford Hotel, said to be the town's first brick building, and was renamed…
Guthrie, Oklahoma
The Pollard Theatre on Harrison Avenue in Guthrie occupies a building put up in 1901 as a furniture store and has been a working…
Ponca City, Oklahoma
The Poncan Theatre, built around 1927, is one of Ponca City's oldest buildings and a restored atmospheric theater. TravelOK lists it among…
Pony, Montana
Pony was a gold-mining town settled in the 1860s and named for miner Tecumseth Smith, nicknamed Pony for his small size. A 1920 fire…
Charleston, South Carolina
Poogan's Porch is a Charleston restaurant in a Victorian house on Queen Street that has been serving Lowcountry food since 1976. It is…
Porter, Indiana
Built in 1871 as the Porter County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, this Italianate-and-castle-style building held prisoners starting in 1872…
Portland, Oregon
The Shanghai Tunnels are a network of passages beneath Portland's Old Town and Chinatown, built in the late 1800s and early 1900s for…
New Castle, New Hampshire
Portsmouth Harbor Light stands beside Fort Constitution. Witnesses report voices in the watch room and a keeper in a pea coat, usually…
Ocracoke, North Carolina
Portsmouth was a lightering port on Core Banks founded in 1753 that peaked at 685 people in 1860 and shrank after the Civil War and a…