Little Hills Winery and Restaurant
Set in historic St. Charles, this popular winery and restaurant has accumulated numerous staff reports of disembodied whispers, after-hours footsteps,…
Set in historic St. Charles, this popular winery and restaurant has accumulated numerous staff reports of disembodied whispers, after-hours footsteps,…
Located across historic 18th-century lead mining property, this museum site features chilling reports of subterranean murmurs echoing from beneath the…
Dating to 1847, this historic retreat was visited by outlaws like Jesse James, gangster Al Capone, and infamous serial poisoner Bertha Gifford. Report…
This historic brick building and restaurant is famed for sightings of apparitions dressed in period attire, kitchen tools flying off hanging racks, an…
Retaining visible cannonball scars from the Civil War Battle of Lexington, this historic field hospital is reputed to hold spectral soldiers in unifor…
Located near the riverfront, this historic stone-and-brick building features reports of phantom bar patrons chatting in empty rooms, glassware sliding…
Constructed in 1856, this historic homestead has yielded numerous paranormal findings during investigations, including sharp localized cold spots, dis…
The historic residence of President Harry S. Truman is said to retain his lively presence; onlookers have spotted his ghost strolling through the livi…
A historic Kansas City residence marked by persistent supernatural activity, where interior doors open and slam shut without human aid, localized chil…
Once a historic community schoolhouse, this converted inn retains ghostly echoes of youth, including the toll of nonexistent school bells, playful chi…
Overlooking the Mississippi River, this historic Hannibal bed and breakfast is noted for benign paranormal activity, including soft whispered voices, …
A charming historic bed and breakfast characterized by sudden chills in guest rooms, the distinct sound of barefoot or booted steps on polished hardwo…
Since its opening in 1926, this historic theater has fostered numerous ghostly tales, including the recurring vision of a young boy near the restrooms…
Welcoming guests since 1845, this historic hotel hosts a mischievous Civil War-era boy who relocates guest items in rooms 302, 303, and 311, alongside…
Preserved as a Victorian house museum, this residence is steeped in accounts of disembodied whispers, deliberate footfalls climbing the central stairc…
Originally built in 1867 and visited by multiple U.S. presidents, this historic structure suffered a catastrophic 1978 fire that claimed 20 lives. Tod…
Constructed during the mid-19th century in Queen Anne Victorian style, this paranormal retreat is celebrated for pervasive supernatural activity, incl…
An 1893 Queen Anne Victorian estate in historic Lafayette Square, this bed and breakfast is celebrated for pacing footsteps in quiet hallways, doors u…
A historic countryside inn where overnight visitors have long recounted the sounds of nocturnal pacing in deserted corridors and rhythmic, unexplained…
Nestled in historic Hermann, this inn features guest accounts of unexpected icy drafts cutting through warm rooms, shadowy movement glimpsed in periph…
Erected in 1806, this French colonial historic landmark is reputed to host full-body apparitions, heavy steps in the former servants’ quarters, jarrin…
Established in 1826, this historic military post harbors several legendary spirits: Building 25’s lights ignite spontaneously, Building 29 echoes with…
A historic estate whose resident lore includes disembodied voices murmuring in empty rooms, abrupt temperature drops, erratic light fixtures, and flee…
Known to be haunted by a young woman in period clothing.
Built in 1891, the historic hotel is reportedly haunted by a handyman who died in 1910 after falling into a barrel of acid, as well as a ghostly waiter and former owner Stanhope Boal.
Several strange stories of hauntings going on at this house by those who are on staff there as well as residents living around the house.
People often state they have seen people wandering the building. It is a very old historic building built in the early 1800’s. It is the site of tours in Selma and a historic landmark.