Haunted29.3051° N, 94.7767° W
Galveston, TX
An ornate Victorian stone mansion famous for surviving the 1900 hurricane and for persistent stories of footsteps, voices and resident spirits.
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- Open to visitors
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- Haunted32.8084° N, 98.1124° W
Mineral Wells, TX
The enormous 1929 resort hotel has been closed for decades and is still under restoration. Its empty years and elaborate interior generated extensive local ghost lore; visitors should remain outside construction boundaries.
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- Roadside, no entry
- Haunted30.2842° N, 94.5610° W
Saratoga, TX
A long straight former railroad grade through the Big Thicket is associated with the Saratoga Ghost Light, a mysterious glow reported by generations of nighttime visitors.
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- Roadside, no entry
- Haunted32.7463° N, 97.3092° W
Fort Worth, TX
A massive seasonal haunted attraction inside a former meat-packing plant, known for industrial interiors and an unusually long walk-through route.
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- Seasonal or ticketed
- Haunted32.7561° N, 94.3454° W
Jefferson, TX
A long-running historic hotel associated with Jefferson ghost stories, including tales involving famous guests and unexplained events.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted29.3093° N, 100.4136° W
Brackettville, TX
A sprawling former frontier fort contains historic officers' quarters, barracks and military sites with long local ghost traditions.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted29.2923° N, 94.7856° W
Galveston, TX
The 1911 beachfront hotel is one of Galveston's best-known haunted landmarks, especially for the long-running Lovelorn Lady or Ghost Bride stories.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted32.8089° N, 98.1111° W
Mineral Wells, TX
A privately operated paranormal-investigation house offering reserved overnight investigations and special events rather than casual walk-in tours.
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- Seasonal or ticketed
- Haunted29.3072° N, 94.7936° W
Galveston, TX
A year-round haunted attraction themed around a fictional doctor and Galveston's 1900 hurricane history, located in the Strand district.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted32.4330° N, 94.8444° W
Kilgore, TX
Imminent Doom is a large Kilgore seasonal haunted attraction featuring live actors, animatronics and detailed horror sets across an indoor walkthrough. It operates on select dates around Halloween and is intended as a commercial scare experience rather than a historic haunted location.
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- Seasonal or ticketed
- Haunted32.7575° N, 94.3441° W
Jefferson, TX
A historic East Texas hotel that openly embraces its reputation for reported apparitions, strange noises and paranormal investigations.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted30.1029° N, 94.1226° W
Beaumont, TX
An 1840s pioneer home and family cemetery that has hosted organized paranormal investigations and haunted-history programming.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted30.2752° N, 103.8828° W
Marfa, TX
The official roadside viewing area for the unexplained Marfa Lights, glowing points reported for generations across Mitchell Flat east of town.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted32.7888° N, 97.3484° W
Fort Worth, TX
A former boarding house and brothel in the Stockyards now operates as a small hotel and leans openly into long-running ghost stories associated with the building.
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- Seasonal or ticketed
- Haunted29.3011° N, 94.7921° W
Galveston, TX
A vast 1895 mansion restored with family furnishings and frequently included in Galveston's paranormal lore.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted33.1294° N, 97.1101° W
Denton, TX
An iron bridge over Hickory Creek is wrapped in the Goatman's Bridge legend and has become one of North Texas' best-known paranormal folklore locations.
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- Open to visitors
- Haunted32.7563° N, 94.3466° W
Jefferson, TX
An 1861 Greek Revival home widely promoted for its ghost stories and documented family history. Tours are scheduled rather than freely self-guided.
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- Seasonal or ticketed
- Haunted30.0832° N, 94.0993° W
Beaumont, TX
The Haunted Hotel is a long-running Beaumont seasonal haunt that fills a large indoor space with themed rooms, live actors, animatronics and horror sets. It operates on select fall nights and should be treated as limited outside Halloween season.
- Access
- Seasonal or ticketed
- Haunted27.8142° N, 97.3892° W
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
- Haunted32.8311° N, 96.7229° W
Dallas, TX
Dallas folklore tells of a soaked young woman who asks motorists for a ride near White Rock Lake, then vanishes before reaching her supposed destination.
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- Open to visitors