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Traverse City, Michigan
The Traverse City State Hospital, founded in 1885 as the Northern Michigan Asylum, treated people with mental illness for a century before…
Juneau, Alaska
The Treadwell mines on Douglas Island employed up to 2,000 people from 17 countries between 1882 and 1922, when part of the workings caved…
Griffin, Georgia
Local legend holds that a railroad worker was decapitated by an oncoming train at this trestle, and that his spirit still searches for his…
San Francisco, California
Trinity was founded in 1849, the oldest Episcopal congregation on the Pacific Coast, and has occupied its building at Bush and Gough…
Truckee, California
Staff and guests at the Truckee Hotel describe bedding disturbed in rooms freshly made up, a chandelier that swings with nothing to move…
JENSEN BEACH, Florida
At Tuckahoe, visitors and staff describe a strange, chilling feeling upon entering, unexplained noises from the upper floors, sudden cold…
Wheeling, West Virginia
The Hempfield Tunnel in Wheeling, a stop on West Virginia's Paranormal Trail, is an old railroad tunnel beneath the Tunnel Green park.…
Whittier, California
Turnbull Canyon Road winds through the Puente Hills above Whittier, and the canyon's reputation rests on a real, well-documented disaster.…
Elko, Nevada
Tuscarora grew after a Shoshone man told a trader about gold in 1867, and its mines have produced more than half a million ounces of gold…
Birmingham, Alabama
The Tutwiler name has belonged to two Birmingham buildings. Colonel Edward Tutwiler's 13-storey hotel of 1914 was downtown's first modern…
Twin Falls, Idaho
This building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, once operated as a flour mill — Twin Falls was home to one of the…
Rockford, Illinois
Twin Sister Woods, an 8-acre wooded area in Rockford's Twin Sister Hills Park, centers its local legend on an old willow tree at the…
Nashville, Tennessee
Two Rivers Mansion in Donelson is an 1859 antebellum house built for David McGavock and his family, now a Metro Nashville historic site.…
Gilberts, Illinois
Tyrell Road Cemetery, with headstones dating to the late 1700s, sits beside an old Irish farmhouse and barn that have both drawn reports of…
Washington, Washington DC
The U.S. Capitol, first occupied by Congress in 1800 and used as a hospital and barracks during the Civil War, has its own ghost lore,…
San Diego, California
Ulysses S. Grant Jr., son of the president, built this hotel in his father's name, and it opened on October 15, 1910. His wife, Fannie…
Storrs, Connecticut
Room 501 in Willard C. Eddy Hall, part of UConn's Alumni Quad, is the campus's most persistently reported haunted dorm room, covered over…
Virginia City, Nevada
The Union Brewery, rebuilt in 1876 after fires, is one of Virginia City's longest-running saloons and was a boarding house and funeral home…
Easton, Connecticut
Union Cemetery, at the junction of Routes 59 and 136 next to the Easton Baptist Church, is one of the most extensively documented haunted…
Hackettstown, New Jersey
Union Cemetery in Hackettstown is a Victorian-era burial ground best known for the monument to Tillie Smith, a young domestic servant at…
Benicia, California
Guests and staff at the Union Hotel have long reported a woman's apparition in the hallways and at a window facing the street after dark,…
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City's Union Station was the site of the 1933 Union Station Massacre, whose bullet marks remain. Ghost Adventures tested the stone…
Nashville, Tennessee
The Union Station Hotel occupies the former Union Station railway terminal, which opened in 1900 and now stands as a grand Romanesque hotel…
Imlay, Nevada
Unionville was the first Humboldt County seat and held about 1,500 people in the 1860s boom. Mark Twain prospected here around 1862 and…