Overlooking the Mississippi River, this historic Hannibal bed and breakfast is noted for benign paranormal activity, including soft whispered voices, …
Guests at this elegant Victorian bed and breakfast have encountered fleeting spectral figures, sudden dramatic temperature drops, wafts of antique per…
Housed in an 1880s structure, this charming inn has gained notoriety for spectral phenomena like heavy footsteps ascending the wooden staircase, soft …
Built in 1908 with a past that briefly included serving as a mortuary, this inn experiences curious paranormal phenomena: mystery doorbell rings, cloc…
Once a historic community schoolhouse, this converted inn retains ghostly echoes of youth, including the toll of nonexistent school bells, playful chi…
A charming historic bed and breakfast characterized by sudden chills in guest rooms, the distinct sound of barefoot or booted steps on polished hardwo…
An 1893 Queen Anne Victorian estate in historic Lafayette Square, this bed and breakfast is celebrated for pacing footsteps in quiet hallways, doors u…
At this 1894 Victorian bed and breakfast, guests frequently encounter a pleasant female spirit dressed in period lace, accompanied by soft pacing foot…
A young woman seems to make her presence known every so often, and an elderly gentleman climbed in bed with a psychic!
Sometimes, in the dead of night, people reported seeing ghostlike figures at the foot of their beds. They were dressed in colonial clothing, silent and still. Laughter from young girls, unmistakably distinct, would echo from the forbidden living room.
This is an old insane asylum, hospital, and old folks home that operated from 1901 to 1992. Witnesses have seen bloody handprints on bathtubs and bathroom walls, and heard old beds squeaking. They have also claimed to have a video tape with evidence of a ghost running in front of the camera. There is a […]
St. Clair Hall – January 2007 Correction Formerly listed as Miller Hall – when the college was founded in the mid 1800’s as a girl’s Christian school Miller was the main building and the students’ dorm was in the attic. There was a fire in the dorm room and supposedly one of the girls died […]
Pillsbury/Roblee Dorm Hall – There are three women that will sing to you at night and tuck you in, they have been affectionately named, “The Blue Ladies.” Many students residing in these dorms report hearing lullabies being sung.
