The Ghost That Threw a Brick: Moon River Brewing Company and Savannah’s Most Aggressive Documented Haunting
The building at 21 West Bay Street in Savannah was constructed in 1821 as the City Hotel, became...
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The Fort That Won the Revolution and Kept Its Dead: Haunting of Fort Mifflin, Philadelphia
The British built Fort Mifflin to protect Philadelphia, which makes its place in American history...
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The Pirate’s Bargain: New Hampshire’s Ocean Born Mary and the 300-Year-Old Ghost Who Keeps Her Promise
The legend begins with a pirate who heard a baby cry below decks and chose, against every...
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The Island Prison That Broke the South: Civil War Horrors at Fort Delaware on Pea Patch Island
The ferry from Delaware City crosses only a few minutes of river, but on an October evening the...
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The Fortress That Has Fired a Cannon Every Night for 500 Years: Haunting of Puerto Rico’s El Morro
Castillo San Felipe del Morro has stood at the tip of Old San Juan since 1539, climbing the cliff...
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The Widow Who Still Answers the Door: Haunting of Joslyn Castle, Omaha’s Gothic Mansion of Grief
The Joslyn Castle rises from Davenport Street in Omaha, Nebraska — thirty-five rooms of Scottish...
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The Sheriff Who Never Left Town: Seth Bullock’s Ghost at Deadwood’s Bullock Hotel, South Dakota
The Bullock Hotel sits at 633 Main Street in Deadwood, South Dakota, on the lot where Seth Bullock...
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Buffalo Bill’s Unfinished Business: The Ghost of the Irma Hotel in Cody, Wyoming
The Irma Hotel has stood on Sheridan Avenue in Cody, Wyoming since Buffalo Bill Cody opened it on...
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America’s Oldest Active Brothel and Its Trapped Dead: The Dark Haunting of Butte’s Dumas Hotel
The Dumas Hotel opened on East Mercury Street in Butte, Montana in 1890 and did not close until...
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The Mine That Time Forgot: Haunting of Alaska’s Kennecott Glacier Ghost Town
Kennecott sits at the edge of the Kennicott Glacier in Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias National...
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