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Valdosta, Georgia
Built around the turn of the 20th century, this house is named for Dr. David S. Bell, a traveling medicine man who sold tonics and potions…
Adams, Tennessee
The Bell Witch is Tennessee's most famous haunting, a legend from the early 1800s in which the family of the farmer John Bell of Adams was…
Coloma, California
Visitors to Bell's General Store report hearing a bell ring inside, a bell that is not there and has not been for a very long time; the…
Marianna, Florida
Bellamy Bridge, built in 1914, is Florida's oldest surviving metal bridge and one of the state's most famous ghost stories. Local legend…
Wilmington, North Carolina
The Bellamy Mansion on Market Street in Wilmington is a grand Italianate and Greek Revival house built in 1859 for a wealthy physician and…
King George, Virginia
Belle Grove at Port Conway on the Rappahannock River is the birthplace of President James Madison, who was born on this land in 1751, and…
Louisville, Kentucky
The Belle of Louisville is one of the oldest operating steamboats. Ghost Hunters investigated in 2013, with a story of a captain who had a…
Bellaire, Florida
Railroad tycoon Henry B. Plant built the Belleview Biltmore in 1897, and it grew into one of Florida's grandest Gilded Age resorts, added…
Wilmington, Delaware
Philadelphia wool merchant Hanson Robinson built this estate as a summer retreat, originally called Woolton Hall. William du Pont bought it…
Belmont, Nevada
Belmont is a mining ghost town in Nye County where the brick courthouse, built in 1876, still stands in a state historic site. Ghost…
Elkridge, Maryland
Belmont Manor in Elkridge is a Georgian plantation house built in 1738, now owned by Howard County and used for weddings, events and…
Nashville, Tennessee
Belmont Mansion on the Belmont University campus was built in the 1850s as the Italianate villa of Adelicia Acklen, one of the wealthiest…
Liberty, Missouri
Belvoir Winery occupies the former Odd Fellows Home in Liberty, a complex that opened in 1900 as a home for orphans, widows and the elderly…
Lisle, Illinois
Founded in 1887 by Benedictine monks from St. Procopius Abbey, Benedictine University carries ghost stories across several of its campus…
Providence, Rhode Island
Benefit Street on Providence's East Side, with its row of 18th- and 19th-century houses known as the Mile of History, is the main route of…
Benham, Kentucky
The Benham Schoolhouse Inn occupies a school built in 1926 by Wisconsin Steel, later International Harvester, for the children of the…
Stansbury Park, Utah
The Benson Grist Mill is a pioneer-era mill over 150 years old, with a blacksmith shop and cabin. Ghost Adventures investigated in 2021,…
Portland, Oregon
The Benson Hotel, built by timber baron Simon Benson in 1913, is a downtown Portland landmark known for its Circassian walnut lobby. Oregon…
Four Oaks, North Carolina
Bentonville Battlefield was the site of the largest battle fought in North Carolina, March 19 to 21, 1865, in the last months of the Civil…
Gabbs, Nevada
Berlin was a small gold and silver camp of a couple of hundred people that was mostly abandoned by 1911, and it is now preserved in…
Rome, Georgia
Campus legend at Berry College holds that during World War II, a student living in the connecting tower between the East and West Mary…
Hymera, Indiana
At Nathan Hinkle's grave, local legend holds that visitors who walk around the monument and say his name three times will hear him answer.…
Mattoon, Illinois
Bethel Cemetery, between Mattoon and Neoga in Coles County, is better known locally as the Ragdoll Cemetery. The legend, told in several…
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Betsy Ross House on Arch Street in Old City is a small Colonial house where, by tradition, seamstress Betsy Ross made one of the first…