Built in 1852; home of Civil War artist George Caleb Bingham; ghost bride
Once the home of renowned painter George Caleb Bingham, this 1852 estate features a regular ghostly bride descending its central staircase in full bridal gown. Guests on guided tours also document sudden cold spots and mysterious glowing spheres on camera.
Discover documented hauntings, folklore, and spectral sightings within 5 miles of Bingham Waggoner Estate.
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Supposedly a girl ghost haunts this restaurant and on many occasions staff members have found coins...
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Sounds, cold spots, and foot steps are observed here.
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The historic residence of President Harry S. Truman is said to retain his lively presence; onlookers...
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Former insane asylum. Ghosts in the wooden room of faces. The upper part of mansion that...
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Visitors navigating this park after dusk frequently describe shadowy figures darting between tree trunks, persistent sensations...
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Legends tell of a spectral young woman in an ethereal nightgown who silently follows evening walkers...
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There is a private historic cemetery, where Frank James (Alexander Franklin James – Jesse James’ brother)...
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Dating back to the early 1800s, this pioneer cemetery is recognized for nocturnal light orbs floating...
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On the night the Royals won the world series a drunk driver ran over a man...
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Update: The Asylum as been torn down and it is very dangerous! No Trespassing – Old...
