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Gulliver, Michigan
Seul Choix Point Lighthouse on Lake Michigan's northern shore, completed in the early 1890s, is often called the most haunted lighthouse in…
Estes Park, Colorado
Staff at the Seven Keys Lodge describe Ethel Mace still occupying her old room, seated in a wing-back rocker by the fire, and guests trying…
Ocala, Florida
The Seven Sisters Inn is a bed and breakfast in the Ocala Historic District, made up of two Victorian houses, one painted purple and one…
Nebraska City, Nebraska
Seven Sisters Road is a rural county road in Otoe County south of Nebraska City, known on maps as County Road L. Local legend says a man…
Woodstown, New Jersey
Seven Stars Tavern in Woodstown was built in 1762 and is on the National Register of Historic Places for its architecture and its role in…
Princeton, Indiana
Built in 1908 over the Patoka River by the Indiana Bridge Company and named for John Severns, the first white settler in Gibson County…
Pensacola, Florida
Seville Quarter has occupied this Government Street block since 1871, when the main building housed the Pensacola Cigar and Tobacco Co.;…
Allamuchy, New Jersey
Shades of Death Road is a 6.7-mile rural road in Warren County that runs along Jenny Jump State Forest and Ghost Lake in Allamuchy. The…
Shafter, Texas
Shafter was a silver-mining town named for Colonel William Shafter after a rancher's 1880 find, and its mines produced more than 32 million…
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Shakespeare was a mining town abandoned in the early 1900s and bought in 1935 by Frank and Rita Hill, whose family restored its buildings,…
Atlanta, Georgia
During a 1993 production of Henry IV, Part I at this Elizabethan-style playhouse, the actor playing Falstaff came rushing out of the men's…
Shaniko, Oregon
Shaniko was a wool-shipping railroad town where passenger trains stopped by the early 1930s and the line closed in 1966. About thirty…
Napanoch, New York
The Shanley Hotel in Napanoch is a Victorian hotel and a long-running paranormal destination in the Hudson Valley, with guests reporting…
Prescott, Arizona
Sharlot Hall Museum has kept the history of Arizona's central highlands since 1928, its four-acre campus built around the 1864 Territorial…
Seaview, Washington
The Shelburne Hotel in Seaview on the Long Beach Peninsula, founded in 1896, is one of Washington's oldest hotels. Its best-known ghost is…
Shelburne, Vermont
The Shelburne Museum, founded in 1947 by Electra Havemeyer Webb, is a campus of historic New England buildings moved to Shelburne. Its…
Rosemont, Illinois
This 11-story atrium hotel near O'Hare Airport has a somber real history of multiple suicides by jumping from its upper floors, along with…
Sanford, Florida
Shiloh Cemetery, also known as Shiloh Baptist Cemetery or the Friendship and Union Lodge Cemetery, is one of five historic burial grounds…
Jasper, Indiana
Founded in 1873 as a Methodist Episcopal society in nearby Ireland, Indiana, the congregation moved to its current site at State Road 56…
Kissimmee, Florida
Shingle Creek Cemetery, on Old Vineland Road behind Shingle Creek United Methodist Church, is the burial site of a Confederate soldier who…
Anchorage, Alaska
Ship Creek is where Anchorage itself began — in 1915, a tent city of more than 2,000 railroad workers sprang up at its mouth, and the…
Oxford, New Jersey
Shippen Manor in Oxford is a stone mansion built in the 1750s for the owner of the Oxford Furnace, which made iron used in the…
Shoshone, Idaho
At the Shoshone Ice Caves, staff and visitors have reported hearing voices and heavy footsteps deep in the caves when no one else is…
Shreveport, Louisiana
The Shreveport Municipal Memorial Auditorium opened in 1929 and is best known as the home of the Louisiana Hayride, the radio show that…