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San Antonio, Texas
Victoria's Black Swan Inn is a historic home near Salado Creek that operates as a residence and event venue. It has long been named in San…
Terre Haute, Indiana
The Vigo County Historical Society, founded in 1920, now operates its museum out of a building that once served as a halfway house.…
San Diego, California
Villa Montezuma was built in 1887 for Jesse Shepard, a pianist and singer who claimed that the spirits of great composers played through…
Villisca, Iowa
Visitors and investigators at the Villisca Axe Murder House describe footsteps in empty rooms, voices, whispers, doors and objects that…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Vino's opened in 1990 in the 1909 Muswick Building on West Seventh Street, a space that had earlier housed an art gallery and, before that,…
St. Petersburg, Florida
Built in 1925 by Aymer Vinoy Laughner and known locally as "The Pink Lady," the Vinoy was a roaring-twenties resort hotel that closed in…
Centralia, Illinois
Harriet Annie Marshall, daughter of Dr. Winfield and Eoline Marshall, died in 1890 at age eleven, a few weeks after her birthday, from…
Medicine Bow, Wyoming
The Virginian Hotel in Medicine Bow, finished in 1911 and named for Owen Wister's novel The Virginian, is a National Register hotel on the…
Volcano, Hawaii
Built in 1846 on the rim of Kīlauea's Halemaʻumaʻu Crater, Volcano House is the oldest continuously operated hotel in Hawaiʻi and sits…
Wickenburg, Arizona
Henry Wickenburg found gold here in 1863, and the Vulture became the richest mine in Arizona history, yielding more than 340,000 ounces…
St. Paul, Minnesota
The Wabasha Street Caves are sandstone caves dug into the bluff above the Mississippi River in St. Paul, once used to grow mushrooms and…
Greenbush, Wisconsin
The Sylvanus Wade House in Greenbush is a 27-room stagecoach inn built in 1850 that is now a Wisconsin Historical Society site with…
Kaimuki, Hawaii
The Wai'alae Drive-In Theater in Kaimuki, built next to an old graveyard and closed in the 1980s, was home to one of O'ahu's most enduring…
Waikiki, Hawaii
A hotel employee who recently passed away is said to still be punching in for work. His magnetic punch card was canceled after his death,…
Kaunakakai, Hawaii
Wailau Valley, on Molokai's remote north shore beneath some of the highest sea cliffs in the world, is said to be haunted by the Night…
Maui, Hawaii
Along Wailea's coastline, a woman in a white gown — known locally as the White Lady of Wailea — is said to wander the shore, occasionally…
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
The Walker House in Mineral Point was built in 1836 and is one of the oldest inns in Wisconsin. Food Network named it the spookiest…
Orlando, Florida
Cast members at Pirates of the Caribbean have long told the story of "George," a welder said to have fallen to his death during the…
Stillwater, Minnesota
The Warden's House Museum in Stillwater was built in 1853 beside the old Minnesota Territorial Prison and is now a museum of the Washington…
Torrington, Connecticut
Opened in 1931 as a Warner Brothers movie palace seating 1,772 people, this Art Deco theater is a well-preserved example of architect…
McCall, Idaho
Warren began as Warren's Diggings after an 1862 gold find, and Chinese miners, who bought the claims and worked them profitably, were the…
Jonesboro, Georgia
Built in 1840 by Guy L. Warren, this Federal-style home became Confederate headquarters and a field hospital during the 1864 Battle of…
Cicero, Illinois
On the top floor of the Warren Park administration building in Cicero, people working alone after hours have reported footsteps, moaning, a…
Cape May, New Jersey
The Washington Inn on Washington Street in Cape May is a restaurant in a historic mansion. Cape May ghost lists and its own staff tell of a…