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Prescott, Arizona
The Hotel Vendome opened in 1917 and is still a working hotel on Prescott's Cortez Street. Its ghost story belongs to Abby Byr, said to…
St. Cloud, Florida
At the Hunter Arms Hotel, a spirit guests and staff call Vivian is said to welcome visitors, with reports of strange noises, sudden…
Cripple Creek, Colorado
The Imperial Hotel opened in Cripple Creek during the town's gold-mining boom and still operates today. Staff and longtime employees…
Valparaiso, Indiana
The Inn at Aberdeen is a bed and breakfast outside Valparaiso with a long-told story of a girl on the staircase. Accounts differ over which…
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
The Inn at Jim Thorpe on Broadway has been a hotel since 1849, in the heart of the historic mining and railroad town. VisitPA's ghost trail…
Cody, Wyoming
The Irma Hotel in Cody was built in 1902 by Buffalo Bill Cody and named for his daughter Irma. Travel Wyoming and local tours describe…
Bardstown, Kentucky
The Jailer's Inn is a bed and breakfast in the former Nelson County Jail in Bardstown. The jail, begun in 1797, held prisoners until 1987,…
Nantucket, Massachusetts
The Jared Coffin House on Nantucket was built in 1845 by the whaling shipowner Jared Coffin as a family home and is now an inn. Coffin…
Bedford, Pennsylvania
The Jean Bonnet Tavern on the Lincoln Highway near Bedford dates to the 1760s, was a headquarters during General Forbes' expedition against…
Jefferson, Texas
The Jefferson Hotel occupies an 1851 building in Jefferson, once a busy steamboat port in East Texas and now known for its ghost walks.…
Jekyll Island, Georgia
The Jekyll Island Club Historic District preserves the winter retreat built in the late 1800s for some of America's richest families,…
Jerome, Arizona
Guests at the Jerome Grand Hotel report a woman in a white gown who stands at the end of the bed waving her finger, a woman in a nurse's…
Charleston, South Carolina
The John Rutledge House at 116 Broad Street was built in 1763 as a wedding gift for John Rutledge, later a signer of the Constitution, who…
Joshua Tree, California
Guests at the Joshua Tree Inn report encounters with the ghost of Gram Parsons in Room 8, which is preserved with the mirror and photograph…
Rochester, Minnesota
The Kahler Grand Hotel opened in 1921 across from the Mayo Clinic in downtown Rochester and has long housed patients and their families…
Kewaunee, Wisconsin
The Karsten Hotel in Kewaunee traces its history to 1858, when it opened as the Steamboat House, and has carried the Karsten name since…
La Salle, Illinois
Opened in 1915 and designed by the noted Chicago firm Marshall and Fox, the six-story Kaskaskia Hotel once hosted guests including Amelia…
Savannah, Georgia
Built in 1892 for iron works owner William Kehoe, his wife Anne, and their ten children, the Kehoe House lost at least one and likely two…
Terry, Montana
The Kempton Hotel in Terry opened in June 1902 and is billed as the oldest continuously operated hotel in Montana, having hosted guests…
Kennebunk, Maine
The Kennebunk Inn was built in 1799, served as a tavern, stagecoach stop and jail, and spent decades as a doctor's home office before…
Kailua Kona (Big Island), Hawaii
At King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel, guests and staff report footsteps, chanting, and battle cries along the top-floor corridors, along…
Morristown, Indiana
At the Kopper Kettle Inn, staff and guests describe several active spirits in the building. Operating from a building that started as an…
Santa Fe, New Mexico
La Fonda sits at the end of the Santa Fe Trail on the plaza, and the present hotel dates to 1922. Newmexico.org and local ghost tours tell…
Santa Fe, New Mexico
La Posada de Santa Fe grew around the 1882 mansion of the merchant Abraham Staab and his wife, Julia, and is now a resort hotel.…