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Hyde Park, Massachusetts
Riverside Theatre Works in Hyde Park occupies the former French's Opera House and presents community and youth productions. Its resident…
Atlanta, Indiana
The Roads Hotel in Atlanta, Indiana, is a Queen Anne mansion built in 1893 by Newton Roads and run by his wife Clara as a hotel serving the…
Monterey, California
The adobe was built around 1836 for Don Rafael Gonzales, customs administrator at the Port of Monterey, and later became a boarding house…
Chicago, Illinois
Visitors and paranormal investigators at Robinson Woods report strange lights after dark, flickering lights, whispers, unexplained smells…
Friday Harbor, Washington
Roche Harbor on San Juan Island grew around a lime works, and its Hotel de Haro, built in 1886, is one of the oldest continuously operating…
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Rock Ledge Ranch, now a living-history site in Colorado Springs, includes a building that served as a tuberculosis sanatorium in the 1800s.…
Sterling, Illinois
Along the Rock River near Sterling's Dillon Home Museum — an 1858 Italianate house built for Civil War Brigadier General Edward Needles…
Rockport, Indiana
Built in the 1850s, the Rockport Inn was one of the first buildings in the area to have glass windows and stood on the site of the former…
Wilmington, Delaware
Joseph Shipley, a Wilmington-born merchant banker who made his fortune in Liverpool, built Rockwood in 1854 as his retirement home, hiring…
Mountain Home, Idaho
Rocky Bar was a gold camp founded in 1863 that grew to more than 2,500 people, served as county seat of Alturas County from 1864 to 1882,…
Lorman, Mississippi
Rodney was a busy Mississippi River port founded in 1828 that lost out when a sandbar moved the river miles away in the 1860s, then lost…
Watseka, Illinois
Built in 1868 by Dorothy and Asa Roff, this Italianate house in Watseka is the real setting of the Watseka Wonder: in February 1878,…
Cynthiana, Kentucky
Cynthiana's Rohs Opera House began in 1871 as Aeolian Hall, and the theater was rebuilt as the "new" Rohs in 1941. Co-owner Phillip…
East Bethany, New York
Rolling Hills Asylum in East Bethany is the former Genesee County Poor Farm and Infirmary, which cared for the poor, sick and mentally ill…
Hollywood, California
The Hollywood Roosevelt opened in 1927 on Hollywood Boulevard and hosted the very first Academy Awards in its Blossom Ballroom in 1929.…
Salem, Massachusetts
The Ropes Mansion on Essex Street in Salem is a Georgian house built in 1727 and occupied by the Ropes family for generations, now cared…
Tarpon Springs, Florida
Rose Cemetery, established in the early 1900s, is the oldest African American cemetery in Pinellas County, created during segregation when…
Macon, Georgia
Visitors at Rose Hill Cemetery have long reported seeing Civil War soldiers still dressed for battle wandering the hillsides at night and…
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Rose Hill Cemetery carries two local legends. The first involves a large, above-ground square tomb that's said to knock back if you knock…
Frederick, Maryland
Rose Hill Manor in Frederick was built in the 1790s as the retirement home of Thomas Johnson, Maryland's first elected governor and a U.S.…
Elizabethtown, Illinois
The Rose Hotel stands on the bluff above the Ohio River in Elizabethtown and is among the oldest hotels in Illinois, with its earliest wing…
Newport, Rhode Island
Rose Island Lighthouse, built in 1870, stands on an 18-acre island in Narragansett Bay that also holds the ruins of Fort Hamilton. It was…
Pueblo, Colorado
Staff at the Rosemount Museum describe unexplained noises and small movements throughout the house. Ghost lists add reported sightings of a…
Gloucester, Virginia
Rosewell was among the grandest houses of colonial Virginia, built by Mann Page in the early 1700s on the York River, and it was destroyed…