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Middletown, Ohio
The Sorg Opera House in downtown Middletown was built in 1891 by paper magnate Paul J. Sorg, the city's first multi-millionaire, as a gift…
Savannah, Georgia
Designed by architect Charles Cluskey and built between 1838 and 1840 for shipping merchant Francis Sorrel, this house is one of Savannah's…
Put-in-Bay, Ohio
The South Bass Island Lighthouse at Put-in-Bay, built in 1897, is on TourismOhio's haunted list. According to the story told there, the…
Gladstone, Illinois
A Knox College student group once brought cameras and surveillance equipment to the cemetery beside South Henderson Church in Gladstone and…
Berthoud, Colorado
Near Bennett Road south of Carter Lake, local telling holds that an early settler named Bennet was shot and killed there in a land dispute.…
Lander, Wyoming
South Pass City boomed after gold was found in 1867 and 1868, reaching about 2,000 people in a year before a bust in 1872. Esther Hobart…
Captiva Island, Florida
South Seas Resort occupies the site of a key lime plantation established in 1923 by Clarence Chadwick; the property has weathered repeated…
New Haven, Connecticut
North Campus dorms - One resident reported waking up to a massive black force hovering over his bed, constricting him, paralyzing him with…
Cape May, New Jersey
The Southern Mansion on Washington Street in Cape May is a grand Second Empire mansion from the Victorian era and is now an inn. Cape May…
Cedar City, Utah
Southern Utah University in Cedar City has some of the best-known campus ghost legends in the state, told by the university itself and by…
San Antonio, Texas
The Spanish Governor's Palace, built in 1749 as the commandant's house of the Presidio San Antonio de Béxar, is the last standing piece of…
St. Augustine, Florida
Visitors and staff at the Spanish Military Hospital Museum describe flashes of light and apparitions throughout, most often a one-legged…
Bend, Oregon
Sparrow Bakery, a popular Bend bakery known for its ocean roll, opened in a former iron works foundry whose payroll office had a giant…
Louisville, Kentucky
The Speed Art Museum in Louisville was founded in 1927 by Hattie Bishop Speed, who died in 1942, and some staff say her presence remains.…
Valdosta, Georgia
Built around 1920 as part of the old Quitman Highway spanning the Withlacoochee River on the Lowndes-Brooks county line, this bridge was…
Plymouth, Massachusetts
The Spooner House on Leyden Street in Plymouth was long the home of the Spooner family and is now a house museum run by the Plymouth…
Helper, Utah
Spring Canyon above Helper in Carbon County was home to a string of coal-mining camps, including Storrs, Standardville, Peerless and…
Mitchell, Indiana
Founded in 1814 around cave springs that never froze, Spring Mill Village became a bustling industrial hub with gristmills, a sawmill, a…
Columbus, Georgia
The Springer Opera House opened February 21, 1871, and over the following decades hosted Edwin Booth, Oscar Wilde, Tom Thumb, Booker T.…
Springfield, Illinois
Built in 1951 at 101 East Lawrence and used until the company relocated to the Hoogland Center for the Arts in 2004, the Springfield…
Port Monmouth, New Jersey
The Spy House Museum is the Seabrook-Wilson House, which dates in part to 1663 and was a tavern and home during the Revolution; its name…
Willoughby Hills, Ohio
Squire's Castle, in the North Chagrin Reservation of Cleveland Metroparks, is the stone gatehouse that English-born Standard Oil executive…
San Antonio, Texas
The St. Anthony Hotel opened in 1909 in downtown San Antonio and is one of the city's grand historic hotels. Guests and staff tell of a…
St. Augustine, Florida
Completed in 1874 on Anastasia Island, the St. Augustine Lighthouse replaced Spanish colonial watchtowers that had guided ships into the…