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Denver, Colorado
Security staff at the Colorado State Capitol and several nearby state buildings describe a woman in a long dress seen repeatedly over the…
Salinas, California
The 1897 Victorian where John Steinbeck was born is now a lunch restaurant run by volunteers. Steinbeck is said to have written to a friend…
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Steins was a Southern Pacific railroad and rock-crushing town that held as many as 1,300 people around 1910 before the railroad stopped…
Asbury Park, New Jersey
The Stephen Crane House on Fourth Avenue in Asbury Park, a Victorian cottage tied to the family of the author of The Red Badge of Courage,…
Stepney, Connecticut
Established in 1794 on land donated by Noah and James Burr Jr., Stepney Cemetery is one of the oldest burial grounds in this part of…
Martinsville, Indiana
Stepp Cemetery, in what's now Morgan-Monroe State Forest about 15 miles north of Bloomington, sits on land Reuben Stepp bought in 1856; it…
Derby, Connecticut
The Sterling Opera House opened in 1889, held a jail beneath its stage, and closed after a 1945 fire-marshal order. It has been sealed to…
Stone Mountain, Georgia
The Stillwell House on Ridge Avenue in Stone Mountain Village, circa 1820, is believed to be one of the oldest buildings in the village. It…
Albany, Georgia
Locally nicknamed "Stone Gardens," the Adams Family Cemetery sits down a dirt road off Colquitt-Ford Road in the Hard-Up community near the…
Guthrie, Oklahoma
The Stone Lion Inn is a Victorian-style bed and breakfast built in 1907 in Guthrie, Oklahoma's first capital, and is repeatedly named the…
Stone Mountain, Georgia
Stone Mountain Park's Historic Square assembled nineteen real 18th- and 19th-century buildings relocated from across Georgia into a single…
Ashland, Massachusetts
Stone's Public House in Ashland occupies a former tavern building and is known for its reputation as one of the area's most haunted…
Story, Indiana
Dr. George Story founded this Brown County farming town in 1851; it faded into a near-ghost town after the railroads bypassed it and the…
Helen, Georgia
Fred Dover built the original bridge and an adjoining grist, saw, and shingle mill here in the late 1800s; after the first bridge washed…
Goleta, California
The Carpenter Gothic Stow House was the headquarters of Rancho La Patera and is now home to the Goleta Valley Historical Society beside…
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Built in 1901 by Fort Lauderdale founder Frank Stranahan and his wife Ivy, the Stranahan House is the city's oldest surviving structure and…
Skowhegan, Maine
The Strand Cinema in downtown Skowhegan opened on November 18, 1929, and has been run by Spotlight Cinemas since 2018. It is often named…
Kendallville, Indiana
Built in 1890 as the Spencer Opera House, the building was converted into a movie theater in 1919 and had taken the Strand name by 1924;…
Kimberly, Idaho
At Stricker Ranch, visitors report seeing figures running through the open field at certain times of night, along with a particular cabin…
Meridian, Mississippi
Stuckey's Bridge crosses the Chunky River in rural Lauderdale County, near Meridian and Enterprise. The 112-foot iron truss bridge dates to…
Selma, Alabama
Built between 1852 and 1856, Sturdivant Hall is one of Selma's grandest Greek Revival houses. The banker John McGee Parkman bought it in…
Sumpter, Oregon
Dredge No. 3, the Sumpter Valley Gold Dredge, is a 1935 floating gold-mining machine that churned up the valley's gravels until 1954 and is…
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
The belief at the Sun Inn is that the ghost of a little girl, possibly named Sarah, is caught in the attic: people have reported hearing…
Duxbury, Massachusetts
The Sun Tavern in Duxbury is an upscale-casual restaurant in a historic New England country home that has served diners since the 1930s. It…