The Oldest Brick House in North America: The Restless Dead of Virginia’s Bacon’s Castle
A long, tree-lined drive in Surry County, Virginia, ends at a brick house with Flemish gables and...
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Beneath the Live Oaks: The Haunting of Louisiana’s Oak Alley Plantation
Twenty-eight live oaks arch over an 800-foot path toward the Mississippi River, and at the end of...
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The Spinster Who Never Checked Out: New York’s Haunted Merchant’s House Museum
On East Fourth Street, amid a city that never stops tearing itself down, one row house refuses to...
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The Spirits of White Gables: Texas’s Haunted Victoria’s Black Swan Inn
On San Antonio’s northeast side, a two-story Greek Revival house stands on ground that has...
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The Ghost at His Own Funeral: The Legend of Old Book at Illinois’ Haunted Peoria State Hospital
At the top of a hill outside Bartonville, Illinois, there once stood a city of the sick: 63...
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Gangsters, Ghosts, and Healing Waters: The Haunted History of Missouri’s Elms Hotel
The Elms Hotel is made of stone, and that is not an accident. Twice the hotel burned on this...
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The Banker Who Never Left: The Haunting of Alabama’s Sturdivant Hall
There is a moment, standing on Mabry Street in Selma, Alabama, when Sturdivant Hall seems less...
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Kidnapped Below the Streets: The Haunted Shanghai Tunnels of Portland, Oregon
Beneath Old Town Chinatown — Portland’s original downtown — a network of interconnected...
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The Civil War Hospital That Never Emptied: Savannah’s Haunted Marshall House
Mary Marshall opened her hotel on Broughton Street in 1851, the same year the railroad was...
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Bootleggers, Gangsters, and Ghosts: The Haunted History of Arizona’s Hotel Monte Vista
In 1926, the residents of Flagstaff, Arizona pooled their money to build the town’s first...
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