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Hotel
Mount Washington Hotel
In the shadow of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, the opulent Mount Washington Hotel wears its gilded past like a veil.
House
LaLaurie Mansion
Thought by some to be haunted, the LaLaurie Mansion has also become a mainstay of American supernatural lore and history.
Underground
Bell Witch Cave
Beneath the quiet earth, the Bell Witch Cave is said to hide the voice that once terrified a family and still murmurs to those who enter.
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The Witch House
Read Post: The Witch HouseOften called the only building still standing with direct ties to the 1692 witch trials, Judge Jonathan Corwin’s house is still open…
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Davenport House
Read Post: Davenport HouseIn the heart of Savannah’s historic district stands the Davenport House, a piece of the city’s rich past and its enduring mysteries.
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Welty House
Read Post: Welty HouseBecause of the tragic and gruesome events that occurred at the Welty House and on the property surrounding it, visitors claim to…
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Landmark Inn
Read Post: Landmark InnThe Landmark Inn is not only known for its historical significance but also for the tales of ghostly encounters that have been…
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Manresa Castle
Read Post: Manresa CastleWith so much rich history, it’s no surprise that Manresa Castle might have more than a few “permanent” residents…
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School
University Heights Center
Seattle ghost hunters tell of Brian, a boy said to have died locked in a closet over a weekend when this was an elementary school. Even the ghost hunter who wrote the story up in 2016 now calls it an urban legend.
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Asylum
Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum
Behind the towering stone walls of the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum linger stories of tortured souls and a history too dark to stay buried.
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Hotel
Hotel Sorrento
The ghost of Alice B. Toklas is said to favor Room 408 of this 1909 hotel. She probably never set foot in the building while she was alive.
