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Gardette-LePretre Mansion
Ghost tours call this the "Sultan's Palace" after a legend printed in 1922 about a sultan and five women of his harem murdered here in 1792. The house wasn't built until 1836.
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Neill-Cochran House Museum
This 1850s house was a Civil War hospital in 1865, and in 2012, its director told the University of Texas student paper that Col. Andrew Neill's ghost is said to gallop around it on horseback.
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Littlefield House
George Littlefield died in this campus mansion in 1920, and The Daily Texan, the University of Texas student paper, reports that people see a woman they take for his wife, Alice, at the upstairs windows.
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Texas Governor’s Mansion
Sam Houston is said to have paced the floors of this 1856 mansion in 1861 while Texas debated leaving the Union, and the Texas Tribune reports that his ghost supposedly still does.
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Gardner-Pingree House
In April 1830, an intruder came in through a back window in the night and murdered Captain Joseph White in his bed here, the Salem Gazette reported. Local lore says his footsteps are still heard and a child in white looks out of a downstairs window.
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Ropes Mansion
The Ropes Mansion's front played a part in Disney's Hocus Pocus in 1993. Abigail Ropes died in the house in 1839 when her dress caught fire, according to The Salem News, and guides say she lingers in its rooms.
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The House of the Seven Gables
Nathaniel Hawthorne came to this 1668 house on Salem Harbor to visit his cousin Susannah Ingersoll, and local lore counts her spirit and a little boy near the attic among its ghosts.
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The Witch House
Often called the only building still standing with direct ties to the 1692 witch trials, Judge Jonathan Corwin's house is still open to visitors.
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Hull-House
In 1913, a rumor spread that Hull-House, the settlement house Jane Addams founded, was harboring a 'Devil Baby', and the museum there today says the house is often considered one of Chicago's most haunted sites.
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Davenport House
In the heart of Savannah's historic district stands the Davenport House, a piece of the city's rich past and its enduring mysteries.
