The Church That Became a Morgue: Haunting of Buffalo’s Iron Island Museum
The Lovejoy neighborhood of Buffalo, New York earned the nickname Iron Island from the railroad...
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The Dethroned Queen Who Still Walks the Halls: Haunting of Hawaii’s Iolani Palace
Iolani Palace in Honolulu was completed in 1882 as the official residence of the Hawaiian...
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The Lady in White of Cape May: Haunting of New Jersey’s Most Historic Inn
Congress Hall in Cape May, New Jersey, has been receiving guests since 1816, making it the oldest...
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The Jesuit and the Actress: Haunting of Washington State’s Manresa Castle
Manresa Castle was built in 1892 by Charles Eisenbeis, Port Townsend’s first mayor, as a...
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The Gallows Still Creak: Boise’s Old Idaho Penitentiary and Its Executed Dead
The Old Idaho Penitentiary opened in 1872 and operated for one hundred and one years before...
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The Suicide Pact of 1896: Maine’s Wood Island Lighthouse and Its Unanswered Cries
On June 2, 1896, a dispute over unpaid rent on a remote Maine island ended with two men dead and a...
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The Unsinkable Ghost: Molly Brown’s House and Denver’s Most Beloved Spirit
There is a smell in certain rooms of the Molly Brown House that has no source anyone can...
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POWs and Poltergeists: Haunting of Springfield’s Pythian Castle
There is a castle in Springfield, Missouri — not a metaphor, not a facsimile, but a stone...
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The Colonel’s Last Drink: Haunting of Austin’s Historic Driskill Hotel
The Driskill Hotel rises from Brazos Street in Austin, Texas the way Colonel Jesse Driskill...
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The House Where Three Wars Left Their Dead: Haunting of Vicksburg’s McRaven House
The house on Harrison Street in Vicksburg does not look like a single building because it is not....
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