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DeFuniak Springs, Florida
Merchant James T. Sherman and his wife Abigail built this three-story Victorian home over four years starting in 1886, inspired by the…
Sutter Creek, California
Guests and owners at the Sutter Creek Inn describe Edward Voorheis pacing the upstairs rooms and his wife Clara in the hallway, and the…
Bouse, Arizona
Swansea was a copper town of about 500 people served by its own railroad from Bouse, and the post office closed in 1924. The American…
Gainesville, Florida
The Sweetwater Branch Inn occupies a pair of restored Victorian mansions in Gainesville dating to the 1890s and listed on the National…
Green River, Wyoming
The Sweetwater County Library in Green River, a public library built on the site of an old cemetery, is listed by Travel Wyoming among the…
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Jehl Park, at Kendawa and White Eagle Drives near Fort Wayne's Georgetown Square, was established in 1979 with support from the Jehl…
Lafayette, Louisiana
T'Frere's House is an Acadian-style house in Lafayette built in 1880 that has operated as a bed and breakfast since 1982. Its ghost is said…
Jacksonville, Florida
Alpha Paynter was a prominent Jacksonville Beach businesswoman from 1930 until her death in 1962, known for two beloved restaurants: the…
Westbrook, Connecticut
This shoreline bed and breakfast has operated since the 1920s. Its original owner, a wealthy man, died in a fire at the house — some…
Tallahassee, Florida
Staff and students at Tallahassee Community College describe a shadow figure that appears in certain classrooms, a female presence seen…
Tampa, Florida
The Tampa Theatre opened in 1926 as an ornate movie palace and still operates today. Projectionist Foster "Fink" Finley ran its booth for…
Port Aransas, Texas
Guests at the Tarpon Inn have reported footsteps overhead, cold spots, voices, a pink glow in the bathroom at night, a woman standing at…
Danbury, Connecticut
New York photographer E. Starr Sanford built this 16-room stone castle as a summer retreat between 1896 and 1899, importing Italian wood…
Minot, North Dakota
The Taube Museum of Art is an art museum in downtown Minot, in a building of the city's old business district. North Dakota tourism's…
Athens, Georgia
Built in the 1840s by planter Robert Taylor with thirteen columns representing the original colonies, this Greek Revival house later became…
Ocracoke, North Carolina
Teach's Hole is the anchorage near Ocracoke Inlet where the pirate Edward Teach, known as Blackbeard, was killed in a battle with Royal…
Savannah, Georgia
Architect William Jay designed this Regency-style house in 1818 for Alexander Telfair, son of Revolutionary War patriot and Georgia…
Lincoln, Nebraska
The Temple Building on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus is commonly called the most haunted building on campus. Its theater is…
Albany, New York
The Ten Broeck Mansion in Albany's Arbor Hill, built in 1797 by General Abraham Ten Broeck, is a house museum run by the Albany County…
Terlingua, Texas
Terlingua was a quicksilver (mercury) mining town built around the Chisos Mining Company after cinnabar was found in 1884, with about 2,000…
San Antonio, Texas
Terrell Castle, also called The Lambermont, is a castle-style mansion on East Grayson Street built in 1894 for Edwin Holland Terrell, a…
Austin, Texas
The Texas Governor's Mansion in downtown Austin, a Greek Revival house completed in 1856 for Governor Elisha Pease, has been home to…
Annandale, Minnesota
The Thayer Hotel in downtown Annandale was built in 1895 with money from the Soo Railroad and from Albert Augustus Thayer, after a fire…
Owensboro, Kentucky
The Theatre Workshop of Owensboro performs in the Old Trinity Centre, a Gothic Revival building erected in 1875 as an Episcopal church and…