The United States'
Most Famous
Haunted Places

ASHTON VILLA:   Often called "The most haunted building in America." This house is one of very few which survived the Great Storm of 1900, a hurricane killing 6,000 people - the deadliest of all time! And the house, to this day, remains flooded with paranormal encounters! 
To be flooded with information about Ashton Villa, click on the front door.
 THE WINCHESTER MANSION:    This mysterious house was started in 1884 by Sarah Winchester and she never stopped building! Believing that she was haunted by the spirits of those who died by Winchester rifles, she was instructed by a medium to never stop building or she would die. The house became a fantastic maze is said to still be haunted today. Located in San Jose, California. Click Here for more information about the Winchester Mansion!

Winchester House

Myrtles Plantation

THE MYRTLES PLANTATION:   This house was built in 1796 and has been haunted for more than a century. Perhaps the most famous ghost here is that of a former servant who was hanged for poisoning the young children of the plantation master. A spooky and intriguing place! Located near St. Francisville, Louisiana. 
 For more information about the Myrtles, click here.

ALCATRAZ: This former "escape-proof" prison, closed down in 1963, has been reportedly haunted ever since and documentation by staff members and visitors leads many to believe that many of the former prisoners are still waiting here to be freed. Located in the San Francisco, California bay. For more information about Alcatraz, click on the jail cell you'd prefer - they'll be sure to make room for you!

Alcatraz

Dudleytown


 DUDLEYTOWN: Perhaps one of the most infamous locations on the East Coast! Dudleytown was a cursed and abandoned village that was first settled in 1738. The residents were plagued by accidents, suicide and insanity and eventually the town was completely deserted. The location remains a very haunted one today! Located in northwestern Connecticut. For More Information about Dudleytown, click on your new hometown!
BACHELOR'S GROVE CEMETERY:   Believed to be the most haunted place in the Chicago area, this abandoned and desecrated cemetery boast more than 100 documented paranormal events. Located near Midlothian, Illinois. For more information about Bachelor's Grove, click on the tombstones - don't disturb the gravesite, though!

Bachelor's Grove

Gettysburg

 
 GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD:  The terrible fighting which took place here in 1863 and caused dozens of ghosts and spirits to linger around. There are a number of haunted places in the small town of Gettysburg and the battlefield itself which bear examination and make it a very haunted region. Located in southern Pennsylvania. For more information about Gettysburg, click here.
THE BELL WITCH CAVE: Associated with the story of the infamous Bell Witch, this site marks ones of the oldest stories in American ghost lore. It was believed by some that the witch escaped into this cave after she ended her haunting of the Bell family, but this is probably a convenient explanation to cover the weird events and strange phenomena associated with the cave. Located in Adams, Tennessee.  For more information about the cave, click on the cave entrance!

Bell Witch Cave

Old Slave House

THE OLD SLAVE HOUSE (HICKORY HILL): This mansion marks one of the only places where slavery existed legally in Illinois and is today believed to be haunted by the ghosts of slaves who were imprisoned and mistreated there. Located near Junction, Illinois.  For more information about the Old Slave House, click on the house porch.

NEW ORLEANS: The entire city of New Orleans, especially the original French Quarter, has such an aura of mystery and death that dozens of ghostly tales have taken root here. The dark history of the region certainly lends itself to ghosts.  Click here to learn more of New Orleans' Haunted Past.
 

New Orleans

THE LEMP MANSION   This home was the pride of an eccentric brewing family named Lemp. After Prohibition was passed and the family fortunes dwindled, the house became the scene of suicide and tragedy. It is believed that several members of the family still linger today. Located in St. Louis, Missouri. For more about the Lemp Mansion, click here.
 

BOBBY MACKEY'S MUSIC WORLD:  A scene of death and horror from the late 1800's, the crimes of yesterday still reverberate in this Kentucky night club. Bobby Mackey's has been the scene of countless ghostly encounters over the years! Located in Wilder, Kentucky.. just across the river from Cincinnati.
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