538 Greenwoods Rd W, Norfolk, CT 06058, USA
The building was erected in 1763, and in the early 1980s, it was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Although, it’s been around for years, only one spirit seems to haunt this location. She’s known as the Lady in White. She has been seen walking the second floor hallways. At the back of the property, there is an empty house. The Lady in White has been seen walking to that house too.
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8 Pleasant S, Kennebunkport, ME 04046, USA
Haunted Captain Faifield Inn in Kennebunkport, Maine Overlooking the banks of the Green River in Kennebunkport is the Captain Fairfield Inn. Captain James Fairfield and his wife lived in the house for five years until James died of pneumonia. The mansion was a private home until 1991. When renovations started, an apparition identified as Captain Fairfield was seen floating in an area of the basement. Some spirits get angry or distressed when changes are made to the home they lived in, but Captain Fairfield seems to be pleased with the changes. Read more…
+1 631-271-3276
26 Pinelawn Rd, Melville, New York 11747, USA
The Haunted Mansion of Melville Started on 1 October 1994 The F&W Schmitt Family Farm’s Haunted Mansion of Melville is back for its 21st fall season. Get spooked by the ghouls and goblins at the Haunted Mansion and the Haunted Nighttime Corn Trail. History of the farm has a dark and troubling history surrounding a particular doctor who resides there to this day. After a patient gave him a book of ancient texts, strange things began to happen. Murders, otherworldly creatures and bodies in the cornfields are just some of the oddities his “guests” will see. Read more…
(307) 324-4422
500 W Walnut St, Rawlins, WY 82301, USA
MUSEUM: Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 4:00pm
TOURS: Monday - Thursday 10:30am & 1:30pm
Gold was first discovered in the Wyoming Territory in 1842 right near the Sweetwater River. Legend has it that the man who first discovered it was so envied for his find that he was murdered before he could even make it home with his new treasure. For the next three decades, the area boomed with ruthless and violent prospectors who would stop at nothing to strike it rich. With so much crime in the High Plains, it was only a matter of time before justice would have to step in and be meted out. Read more…
Highly recommended. The inn keepers are the nicest people you’ll ever meet and they are so accommodating. It’s an exceptionally beautiful and clean property. Breakfast was to die for. I can’t believe we didn’t stay sooner. The views are gorgeous. Definitely not a drive by. It’s like being on vacation in Europe. Worth every penny.
Blackberry River Inn is a BEAUTIFUL quaint Inn. The room was clean & fresh. Lucas B. went out of his way to make our stay a wonderful memory.
We highly recommend The Blackberry River Inn.
Joe & Maryann