14 places · 5 stays · 7 tours
Haunted San Francisco, California
San Francisco paved over a fleet of abandoned ships and rebuilt itself after the fires. Then it evicted its dead, and thousands refused to leave.
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14 places · 5 stays · 7 tours
San Francisco paved over a fleet of abandoned ships and rebuilt itself after the fires. Then it evicted its dead, and thousands refused to leave.
16 places · 2 stays · 12 tours
Chicago is the city where the ghost tour and the gangster tour are usually the same tour.
19 places · 4 stays · 21 tours
Yellow fever earned New Orleans the nickname Necropolis, the city of the dead. Its dead still lie above ground in tombs that look like little houses.
14 places · 3 stays · 15 tours
The Witch City, where 19 people were hanged in 1692 and the ghost tours still gather outside a witch-trial judge's house.
10 places · 2 stays · 10 tours
In Austin, the ghosts hold office. A state comptroller shot at his desk in 1903 is said to walk up to the Capitol, and Sam Houston is said to pace the Governor's Mansion.
10 places · 2 stays · 6 tours
Seattle raised its streets over its own storefronts and moved its dead so often it lost some along the way.