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Glendale, California
Leslie C. Brand — the man usually called the father of modern Glendale — built El Miradero between 1903 and 1904 at the foot of the Verdugo…
Branford, Connecticut
Branford Supply Pond Park covers 350 wooded acres around a former water-supply reservoir. Visitors on its trails have long reported what…
Voluntown, Connecticut
Voluntown takes its name from land granted in 1700 to veterans of the Narragansett War, fought against the Narragansett, Mohegan, and other…
Gainesville, Georgia
Pearce Auditorium, a 700-seat opera house dedicated in 1897, is home to Brenau University's most famous ghost story: a young woman students…
Bristow, Virginia
Brentsville's courthouse and 1850 jail are a Prince William County historic site. Lore includes the 1872 shooting of attorney James Clark…
Scottsburg, Indiana
At Bridgewater Cemetery, visitors describe a glowing tombstone near the front gate, said locally to be a man who still stands watch after…
Athol, Idaho
The Brig is the only original building remaining from the Farragut Naval Training Station, which trained hundreds of thousands of recruits…
Bristol, Indiana
Built in 1897 as Bristol's original arts and entertainment venue, the Bristol Opera House was nearly demolished in the early 1960s before…
Thornton, Colorado
Brittany Hill occupies a mansion built in the late 1800s and now operates as an event venue and restaurant. Local telling holds that the…
Colorado Springs, Colorado
The Broadmoor opened in 1918 and has hosted a century of presidents and celebrities on its Colorado Springs grounds. A long-told story of…
Evergreen, Colorado
The Brook Forest Inn, a mountain lodge in Evergreen, carries several unconnected ghost stories rather than one documented past. Staff…
Brookdale, California
The ghost of Brookdale Lodge is a little girl named Sarah Logan, said to have drowned in the creek that runs through the Brook Room, and…
Omaha, Nebraska
Brother Sebastian's Steakhouse and Winery opened in Omaha in 1977 with dim lighting, walls of oak barrels and shelves of old books. A fire…
Coffeyville, Kansas
Completed in 1904 at a reported cost of $125,000, the three-story, 16-room Brown Mansion in Coffeyville was built for businessman W.P.…
Morganton, North Carolina
The Brown Mountain Lights are mysterious glowing orbs and streaks reported over Brown Mountain and the Linville Gorge in Burke County for…
Denver, Colorado
Henry Cordes Brown, who had made a fortune in Denver real estate, opened the Brown Palace Hotel in 1892 after four years of construction;…
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Brumder Mansion near downtown Milwaukee is a brick mansion built in 1910 that now operates as a bed and breakfast with a 55-seat…
Southport, North Carolina
The Brunswick Inn in Southport is a historic waterfront inn said to be haunted by Tony, a harpist who played for guests while they danced…
Mount Joy, Pennsylvania
Bube's Brewery is a 19th-century brewery and hotel with a restaurant in its stone cellars. Guests describe laughter from the lower chambers…
Golden, Colorado
The Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave stands on Lookout Mountain above Golden, where William F. Cody is buried. Visitors have reported a woman…
Buffalo, New York
Buffalo Central Terminal, a 17-story Art Deco railroad station opened in 1929, closed to rail service in 1979 and is being restored by a…
Buffalo, New York
The park holds the destroyer USS The Sullivans, the cruiser USS Little Rock and the submarine USS Croaker. Staff report shadow figures and…
Frankfort, Kentucky
Buffalo Trace Distillery on the Kentucky River in Frankfort claims to be the oldest continuously operating distillery in the United States.…
Woodstock, Illinois
Built in 1865 by George and Sylvia Stickney, this Bull Valley mansion was designed without right angles, reflecting the couple's practice…