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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The Owner Who Never Checked Out: Why Professional Athletes Refuse to Sleep at Milwaukee’s Pfister Hotel
The Pfister Hotel opened in Milwaukee in 1893, built by Guido Pfister and completed by his son...
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The Monster of Royal Street: Madame LaLaurie’s Chamber of Horrors in New Orleans
At 1140 Royal Street in New Orleans’ French Quarter, there is a mansion with wrought-iron...
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The Underground Railroad’s Unfinished Journey: Haunting of Hannah House in Indianapolis
Hannah House isn’t haunted the way most houses are haunted. Built in 1858 by Indianapolis...
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The Chairs That Move Themselves: Rhode Island’s Belcourt Castle and Its Haunted Antiques
Belcourt Castle isn’t haunted by its history — it’s haunted by its contents. Built in...
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The Bloody Dungeon of Moundsville: West Virginia State Penitentiary’s Century of Horror
The West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville isn’t haunted despite its history — it’s...
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Blood on the Frontier: The Gunfighter Ghosts of New Mexico’s St. James Hotel
Cimarron, New Mexico earned its name — wild and unruly in Spanish — during the frontier era, when...
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The Girl Who Never Grew Up: The Poltergeist Terror of Kansas’s Sallie House
Atchison, Kansas is a small city on a Missouri River bluff that openly markets its reputation as...
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The Portal Beneath the Dance Floor: Bobby Mackey’s Music World and Kentucky’s Gateway to Hell
There is a warning sign posted at the entrance to Bobby Mackey’s Music World at 44 Licking...
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The House That Wouldn’t Sell: Haunting of St. Paul’s Griggs Mansion
Summit Avenue in St. Paul is one of the best-preserved Victorian residential boulevards in the...
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