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New Orleans, LA
The 1826 Beauregard-Keyes House is a preserved French Quarter residence associated with military, immigrant and literary history, along with local ghost lore. It operates as a ticketed historic house museum with scheduled programming.
New Orleans, LA
Bloody Mary's Haunted Museum & Voodoo Shop combines New Orleans paranormal history, occult objects, haunted artifacts, dolls and Voodoo-related displays in a small museum and shop. Daytime museum visits are supplemented by scheduled ghost hunts and paranormal investigations after hours.
New Orleans, LA
This long-running Bourbon Street gay bar has accumulated stories of apparitions associated in local lore with writers and former patrons. It remains an active nightlife business rather than a paranormal attraction.
LaPlace, LA
The isolated cemetery is tied to local stories about Julia Brown, a supposed folk healer whose death was later connected in legend with the devastating 1915 hurricane. The site is not a casual roadside cemetery; access is typically through authorized swamp-tour property arrangements.
Alexandria, LA
The grand 1908 Hotel Bentley has long accumulated stories involving wartime guests, political figures and reported paranormal activity. It is an operating hotel, so ghost lore should not interfere with normal guest areas or private rooms.
New Orleans, LA
The Royal Street mansion is tied to the notorious 1834 fire that exposed abuse of enslaved people in Delphine LaLaurie's household, later generating generations of ghost stories. It is private property; view only from the public sidewalk and do not disturb occupants.
New Orleans, LA
Muriel's embraces the building's ghost lore with a dedicated séance lounge and stories about former resident Pierre Antoine Lepardi Jourdan. It is an operating restaurant, so paranormal interest should remain secondary to normal guest access.
Elmwood, LA
New Orleans Nightmare is a large seasonal haunted attraction with multiple themed horror environments, live actors, elaborate sets and optional add-on experiences. It runs on select nights around Halloween rather than as a normal year-round museum or historical site.
Shreveport, LA
The museum occupies the 1865 Tally's Bank building, one of downtown Shreveport's oldest surviving structures. Staff and local storytellers have also attached ghost reports to the building, adding paranormal lore to its architectural history.
St. Francisville, LA
The Myrtles is one of Louisiana's most aggressively marketed haunted historic properties, with long-running legends of apparitions and a famously discussed mirror. It operates as an inn and tour attraction, so access depends on bookings and scheduled tours.
