The Birdcage Theater — The Wildest Honky-Tonk in the West
A theater in Tombstone, Arizona, where 26 people were killed. The ghosts of miners, prostitutes, and gunfighters still haunt the stage.
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 Goldfield Hotel — The Ghost of the Pregnant Woman
A luxury hotel in the Nevada desert where a pregnant woman was locked in a room. She died. Her ghost — and her baby's — still haunt the room.
The St. James Hotel — Wild Bill Hickok's Last Drink
A hotel in New Mexico where Wild Bill Hickok drank his last drink. The ghosts of gunfighters and gamblers still haunt the bar.
The Merchant's House — Old New York's Haunted Gem
An 1832 rowhouse in Manhattan where eight members of the Tredwell family died. The ghost of Seabury Tredwell's daughter still walks the halls.
The Congress Plaza Hotel — Al Capone's Ghost
A grand hotel on Chicago's Magnificent Mile where Al Capone once stayed. The ghost of a young girl has been seen in Room 441. And the halls are never quiet.
The Hawthorne Hotel — Salem's Witchy Haunting
A hotel in Salem, Massachusetts, built on the site of a witch trial victim's home. The ghost of Bridget Bishop — the first person executed in the Salem witch trials — still walks the halls.
The Palmer House — The Ghost in Room 313
A hotel in Minnesota where a guest died in Room 313. She still checks in. The staff has seen her. The guests have heard her.
The Gettysburg Battlefield — Where the Civil War Dead Still March
Over 50,000 soldiers died at Gettysburg. Their ghosts still march across the fields. The cannon fire echoes. The screams continue.
The Emily Morgan Hotel — The Most Haunted Hotel in San Antonio
A hotel next to the Alamo where Confederate soldiers, patients from a military hospital, and a mysterious woman still walk the halls.
The Menger Hotel — Where Teddy Roosevelt Recruited the Rough Riders
A grand hotel in San Antonio where the ghost of a woman haunts Room 314. Teddy Roosevelt recruited the Rough Riders in its bar. And the spirits still drink.