The Whaley House — San Diego's Most Haunted Home
A family built a mansion on a former execution ground. They suffered death, madness, and suicide. Their ghosts still live there.
The Ultimate Guide to Haunted Places in the World
From ancient castles to modern prisons — the most haunted locations on Earth, where the dead refuse to rest.
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The Crescent Hotel — The Most Haunted Hotel in America
Built in 1886, the Crescent Hotel hosted a cancer hospital run by a charlatan. His patients died. Their spirits still check in.
The Moss Beach Distillery — The Blue Lady of the Coast
A 1920s speakeasy on the California coast is haunted by a woman in a blue dress. She appears in the mirror. She walks the cliff. She never leaves.
The St. Augustine Lighthouse — The Keeper's Daughter
A lighthouse in Florida where a keeper's daughter fell to her death. She still climbs the stairs. She still rings the bell.
The Mizpah Hotel — The Lady in Red
A hotel in Tonopah, Nevada, where a prostitute was murdered on the fifth floor. She still walks the halls in a red dress.
The Marshall House — Savannah's Dead Soldiers
A hotel in Savannah that was a Civil War hospital. The soldiers who died there still walk the halls. They are still in pain.
The Riddle House — The Guard Who Never Left
A Victorian house in Florida where a caretaker hanged himself. He still guards the house — and attacks anyone who enters his quarters.
Moon River Brewing Company — The Ghosts of Savannah
A brewery in Savannah where bottles fly off shelves. A ghost in the basement pushes people. And the ghost of a gunshot victim still walks the bar.
The Manresa Castle — The Ghost of the Jilted Lover
A castle in Washington state where a woman killed herself after being abandoned. Her ghost still waits at the window.
The Amityville Horror House — The Most Famous Haunted House in America
A house in Long Island where a man killed his family. The next owners fled after 28 days. The house is still standing. The horror is still real.