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La Porte, Indiana
Posey Chapel Cemetery, in Galena Township outside La Porte, has the reputation of being the most haunted cemetery in La Porte County, with…
South Bend, Indiana
Potato Creek State Park was established on June 6, 1977, around the 327-acre Worster Lake, on land used for hunting and fishing by Native…
Council Bluffs, Iowa
The Pottawattamie County Jail opened in 1885 as a "squirrel cage" rotary jail: three stacked levels of wedge-shaped cells built around a…
Charleston, South Carolina
The Powder Magazine, completed in 1713, is the oldest government building in South Carolina and the last surviving piece of Charleston's…
Empire, Colorado
This Empire bed and breakfast was built in the late 1800s. Staff and guests attribute its activity to Millie Pratt, the original owner's…
Roswell, Georgia
Established in 1841 behind Roswell Presbyterian Church, this cemetery holds many of the town's most prominent early citizens, including…
Goliad, Texas
Visitors and staff at Presidio La Bahía speak of a small priest in the chapel yard, a cold, misty corner, sighs and moans, and a woman…
San Diego, California
Visitors and staff at Presidio Park describe hooded, cloaked figures walking the Junípero Serra Museum's perimeter and a child seen near…
Ione, California
Visitors and staff at Preston Castle describe a watched feeling throughout the building, concentrated in the basement where the head…
Cañon City, Colorado
The Museum of Colorado Prisons occupies a retired cellhouse at the Colorado Territorial Prison in Cañon City. Visitors and staff describe…
Perth Amboy, New Jersey
The Proprietary House in Perth Amboy was built in the 1760s for the royal governors of New Jersey and was the last home of William…
Pryor, Montana
The Pryor Mountains of south-central Montana are a sacred landscape to the Apsáalooke (Crow) people. In Crow tradition the mountains are…
Newbury, Ohio
Punderson Manor is the Tudor-style lodge at Punderson State Park in Geauga County, on a glacial lake. Employees and guests have long told…
Springfield, Missouri
Pythian Castle in Springfield was built in 1913 as an orphanage and retirement home for the Knights of Pythias. It later served the…
Quechee, Vermont
The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm occupies a house the inn dates to 1793, built for Colonel Joseph Marsh, Vermont's first lieutenant…
San Francisco, California
Guests at the Queen Anne Hotel describe the gentle presence of Mary Lake, with reports centred on Room 410, which was her office and is now…
Long Beach, California
The Queen Mary's most-reported spot is watertight door 13, in Shaft Alley — a narrow corridor deep on D Deck running beside the propeller…
Bisbee, Arizona
Miners worked the tunnels beneath Bisbee's Mule Mountains from 1880 to 1975, in one of the richest copper camps in the world. Since 1976…
Hillside, Illinois
On December 1, 1958, a fire at Our Lady of the Angels School on Chicago's West Side killed 92 students and 3 nuns after smoke and flames…
Hancock, Michigan
The Quincy Mine on Quincy Hill above Hancock opened in 1846 and became one of the most productive copper mines in the world. Many miners…
Kansas City, Kansas
Quindaro was founded in the 1850s by Wyandot Nation members and Free State abolitionists as a free-state port on the Missouri River, and it…
Mankato, Minnesota
The Rensselaer D. Hubbard House in Mankato is a Second Empire mansion built in 1871 for the founder of the Hubbard Milling Company and now…
Fishers Island, New York
Race Rock Light, a granite tower on a reef off Fishers Island, is said to be haunted. Coast Guard crews who visited for maintenance…
Alexandria, Virginia
The Ramsay House at the foot of King Street, built by town founder William Ramsay in the 1700s and now Alexandria's visitor center, is a…