Fordham University - Hauntings are reported all over the campus. In Hughes Hall students report locked doors swinging open and there is a young boy who has been known to appear in rooms in the late hours of the night.
In Collins Auditorium student and faculty reported seeing a man walking around on the balconies above the stage itself. Strange whispers are heard and cold sensations are frequently felt by Fordham thespians. Other haunted places on the campus include Martyrs Court, Teirney Hall, Millenium Hall, Hughs Hall, Lombardi Center, Coffey Feild, Dwane Library, Keating Hall, and Freeman Hall.
Finlay Hall was used long ago as the medical school. There was reportedly a morgue in the basement. Residents have been awoken numerous times by unseen hands grabbing at their throat.
Martyr's Court is a large dormitory on the campus. Residents have reported seeing a young, blond-haired girl standing in the shower, behind the curtain, staring straight ahead. They also report seeing a man walking by their rooms, in the direction of a wall at the end of the hall. When they went out to see who it was, he was gone, and they heard children's laughter in the walls of their apartment.

Hazel Towers - random apartments are haunted in this building. The ghosts are unpleasant.

Lehman High School - The 3rd floor bathroom is where a girl hung herself because her boyfriend passed away. If you put your ear against the door you can hear screaming and other noises. The door is always cold.

Old Candy Store on 32nd street - Two ghosts haunt this store and have for at least 36 years. A father who worked here was shot and murdered by a robber. A weird voice can be heard although no one is there. The second is the ghost of the father's son. He was shot and killed a few days later. He was crawling and trying to get help, but he died soon after. Bloodstains and markings have been seen on the sidewalk near the store. The ghosts don't bother anyone in the store, although the father's ghost is still looking for the murderer

Strawberry Fields of Silver Beach Gardens
In the fields at the edge of this small beach town, stands an old abandoned farmhouse overlooking the water. People say that a large mansion once accompanied the farmhouse. The residents of the mansion were very wealthy and many people were jealous of them. One man went to the extreme and caught their house on fire. The entire house was destroyed, but the family was able to escape to the farmhouse in time. The suspect was never found, and the family continued to live secretly in the farmhouse. In 1950, ten years after the fire, the arsonist murdered the entire family the night before Halloween by stabbing them to death. The next evening, a group of teenagers came to the field to hang out. The young daughter, who had been able to escape the murderer, was going crazy looking for her family. The teens watched in horror as she ran to the water and dived in. She drowned instantly, since she was unable to swim. They searched everywhere but the girl was never found. The only description the teenagers could give of the girl was that she had strawberry colored hair. Every Halloween since the incident, the girl�s ghost can be seen frantically searching for her family and the murderer.

West of the I95 highway - there is an empty lot behind some houses that are now built on Baisley Ave. In among the trees at night you can sometimes see the little girl that was murdered there over 70 years ago and she was thrown in the swamps alive.

Woodlawn Park - Frankie's Castle - You can see an old man with a flashlight. He seems to be yelling something but you can't hear him. He might be there because it's an old water treatment plant.