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  • Haunted39.3203° N, 82.1094° W

    The Ridges

    Athens, OH

    The Athens Lunatic Asylum opened in 1874 and eventually became the enormous complex now called The Ridges, which Ohio University acquired after the hospital era ended. The grounds and trails are public and parts of the complex now house university facilities and the Kennedy Museum, while abandoned or restricted buildings are off-limits; the site's institutional history has made it one of Athens' best-known paranormal locations.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted35.4689° N, 97.5139° W

    The Skirvin Hilton

    Oklahoma City, OK

    Oklahoma City's historic Skirvin hotel is tied to one of the state's best-known hotel ghost legends, usually centered on a woman called Effie. The hotel is an active business, and the story should be presented as folklore rather than verified paranormal activity.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted43.2360° N, 77.5567° W

    The White Lady of Durand Eastman Park

    Irondequoit, NY

    For generations, people around Durand Eastman Park have told stories of a white-clad woman wandering near Lake Ontario with ghostly hounds while searching for her missing daughter. A Legends & Lore marker now stands on Lakeshore Boulevard near the park and the stone ruins popularly called the White Lady's Castle.

    Access
    Roadside, no entry
  • Haunted42.8061° N, 71.2621° W

    The Windham Restaurant

    Windham, NH

    This restaurant occupies a historic building that has accumulated stories of apparitions, footsteps and unexplained activity. Its ghost lore has been publicized alongside the building's long local history, making it one of New Hampshire's easier haunted stops to visit without joining a special tour. It remains an operating restaurant.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted42.9888° N, 76.2506° W

    Thirteen Curves

    Onondaga, NY

    Cedarvale Road's twisting section known as Thirteen Curves is associated with the legend of a newlywed bride who died with her husband and still wanders the road looking for him. A Legends & Lore marker stands near Cedarvale Road and West Seneca Turnpike, so visitors do not need to stop on the narrow curves themselves.

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    Roadside, no entry
  • Haunted43.1322° N, 70.9188° W

    Three Chimneys Inn

    Durham, NH

    Built in 1649, Three Chimneys Inn occupies one of the oldest surviving homes in New Hampshire and still operates as lodging. Local ghost lore centers on a presence called Hannah, said to be connected to a drowning in the Oyster River and blamed for unexplained disturbances involving electronics. The haunting is folklore, but the building itself is a legitimate historic inn visitors can stay in.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted39.9658° N, 82.9852° W

    Thurber House

    Columbus, OH

    Humorist James Thurber lived in this house as a child, and unexplained noises experienced by his family helped inspire his story "The Night the Ghost Got In." The restored house is now a literary museum with regular weekend hours, and it also permits scheduled private ghost investigations.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted43.4425° N, 71.5883° W

    Tilton Inn

    Tilton, NH

    This historic inn has survived multiple fires and accumulated stories of unexplained footsteps, apparitions and other paranormal activity. One of the best-known legends concerns a young girl named Laura, while the Sanborn Room has also been singled out in ghost stories and investigations. It remains an active inn and restaurant rather than a dedicated haunted attraction.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted42.2653° N, 89.1019° W

    Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum

    Rockford, IL

    A remarkable Swiss-inspired Victorian home whose preserved rooms, family artifacts, and long-running ghost stories make it unusually atmospheric.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted46.7084° N, 123.9845° W

    Tokeland Hotel

    Tokeland, WA

    Washington's oldest hotel still operates near Willapa Bay and has accumulated long-running stories of unusual noises and reported hauntings. Treat those stories as lore and visit as a legitimate hotel or restaurant guest rather than as an unauthorized ghost hunt.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted42.3674° N, 71.0555° W

    Tomb of the Mather Family

    Boston, MA

    Increase Mather and his son Cotton Mather are buried together in Copp's Hill Burying Ground. Cotton became deeply connected to colonial writings about witchcraft and defended the Salem witch trials in 'Wonders of the Invisible World,' giving this otherwise modest brick tomb an unusually dark historical association.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted39.0382° N, 80.4718° W

    Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum

    Weston, WV

    A quarter-mile of hand-cut sandstone, built for 250 patients and holding well over two thousand by the 1950s. Daytime tours cover the architecture and the medical history; the overnight ones cover the reason most people have heard of it.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted38.3265° N, 75.0881° W

    Trimper's Haunted House

    Ocean City, MD

    Built in 1964 and designed by legendary dark-ride creator Bill Tracy, Trimper's Haunted House is one of the few surviving Tracy attractions still operating in its original location. The two-story boardwalk ride retains vintage stunts alongside newer effects and operates seasonally with Trimper Rides.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted36.1581° N, 95.9954° W

    Tulsa Theater

    Tulsa, OK

    Opened in 1914 as Convention Hall, this ornate downtown theater has accumulated stories of unexplained sounds and apparitions alongside its music history. It remains an active venue, so paranormal claims should be treated as local lore and access follows event schedules.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted39.6490° N, 81.8535° W

    Twin City Opera House

    McConnelsville, OH

    Twin City Opera House opened in 1892 and still operates as a theater and movie house in downtown McConnelsville. Decades of reports involving footsteps, voices and apparitions have made it a major Ohio paranormal site, and the theater offers scheduled public ghost hunts and private investigations rather than unrestricted after-hours access.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted41.2728° N, 73.2970° W

    Union Cemetery — White Lady Legend

    Easton, CT

    Union Cemetery is associated with one of Connecticut's most famous apparitions, the White Lady, along with stories of glowing red eyes and other roadside encounters. The haunting claims remain folklore, and local authorities have long discouraged trespassing and after-hours ghost hunting.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted27.8142° N, 97.3892° W

    USS Lexington

    Corpus Christi, TX

    A World War II aircraft carrier museum that also has a long-running reputation for ghost sightings and unexplained sounds aboard ship.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted42.8438° N, 71.7725° W

    Vale End Cemetery — Blue Lady

    Wilton, NH

    Vale End Cemetery is associated with the legend of a glowing female apparition called the Blue Lady, often linked in modern retellings to Mary Ritter Spaulding. The story has become one of southern New Hampshire's better-known cemetery legends despite limited historical evidence for the supernatural claims. Visit during cemetery hours and avoid disturbing graves or neighboring property. Secondary source: https://www.hauntedplaces.org/item/vale-end-cemetery/

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted37.7711° N, 82.7578° W

    Van Lear Historical Society Coal Miners' Museum

    Van Lear, KY

    The museum occupies the former Consolidation Coal Company office in the historic Van Lear coal camp and preserves artifacts from the surrounding mining community. Kentucky tourism also includes the building among locations with reported paranormal activity and occasional investigation events.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted38.7099° N, 105.1398° W

    Victor Hotel

    Victor, CO

    A historic mining-town hotel with a former elevator shaft, period rooms and local tales of a spectral miner known as Eddie. The building remains in use, so haunting stories are an added layer to a legitimate lodging stop.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted39.7622° N, 84.1917° W

    Victoria Theatre

    Dayton, OH

    Victoria Theatre opened in 1866 and has accumulated several long-running ghost stories during more than a century and a half of performances. The best-known involves the legendary "Miss Vicki," whose presence is associated with rose perfume, footsteps and a face in a dressing-room mirror; the theater remains an active public performance venue.

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    Open to visitors
  • Haunted41.8956° N, 106.2002° W

    Virginian Hotel

    Medicine Bow, WY

    A 1911 hotel tied to Owen Wister's 'The Virginian' remains a functioning lodging property with a reputation for reported hauntings.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted38.1303° N, 85.8415° W

    Waverly Hills Sanatorium

    Louisville, KY

    Opened as a tuberculosis hospital and expanded into its famous five-story form in the 1920s, Waverly Hills later became one of America's best-known paranormal destinations. The preserved building now offers historical tours, nighttime paranormal tours and longer investigations, including access to the notorious body chute area through authorized programs.

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    Seasonal or ticketed
  • Haunted41.8238° N, 71.4102° W

    Weird Providence — Lovecraft Arts & Sciences

    Providence, RI

    Located inside the historic Arcade, Weird Providence is the home of Lovecraft Arts & Sciences and specializes in weird fiction, cosmic horror, occult material and Providence's H.P. Lovecraft legacy. The nonprofit also supports NecronomiCon Providence and maintains information about unusual sites around the city.

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    Open to visitors