Real Haunts

Want to stay at an inn that George Washington visited? George’s name has been found on a ledger from a nearby tavern. It is likely that he was a guest at the inn. Reportedly built in the 1780’s, it is one of the oldest houses in the country.  It is said to have also housed John Quincy Adams, years later. It is known as the house with the candles. One story describes a mother who lit a candle as her son headed off to fight in the civil war. She promised to keep it lit until he returned. Read more…

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Is the St. James Hotel in Alabama Haunted? One of the most haunted places in Alabama, the St. James Hotel in Selma was abandoned for 100 years before its reopening in 1997. Apparitions walk its halls and ghost dogs can be heard barking around the premises. In the 19th century, it was a high-society hotel known as the Brantly, and during the Civil War, it housed Union troops. Read more…

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Lantern led ghost tours through the streets and cemeteries of a 280 year old settlement. Read more…

Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor From the darkest depths of your deepest hidden fears, Dark Harbor is resurrected this October 1st with its cast of sinister spirits ready to deliver another season of blood-curdling terror. Live your nightmares aboard the haunted Queen Mary and join our cast of ghouls, spirits, and undead for an unforgettable, frighteningly authentic haunted experience. When: Public Opening: Friday, Sept. 20th. Dates: Select nights, Sept. 2o through Nov. 2. Read more…

Featured on Ghost Hunters and Ghost Adventures, come experience Northern California’s only REAL Haunted House! This is a fun “scare” tour and not a historical tour of the Castle. This year’s Haunt will be bigger and better, and you will see some new areas of the Castle this year. This scare tour may be too intense for younger children. There will not be a children’s carnival this year. Food concessions by Clark’s Corner and KJ Hot Dogs. Cool merchandise including really great T-Shirts, will be available for purchase. Read more…

The RMS Queen Mary has been reported haunted ever since it was permanently docked in Long Beach, California on December 9th of 1968. The famously haunted ship sailed the Atlantic Ocean from the mid-30s to late-60s and has many reasons to be haunted. During war time, the vessel had many servicemen and POWs who died during transport while during its time as a passenger ship, 49 crew and passengers are known to have passed on. Shortly after the Queen Mary’s docking in Long Beach, the rumors of hauntings began. Read more…

Is the 1880 Union Hotel haunted? This haunted 1880 Union Hotel in Los Alamos, CA has reported several paranormal happenings over the years, especially in the tavern. An “Old West” era hotel established in 1880 with 14 rooms to rent, the 1880 Union has quite a history as well as a very unique aura. The old hotel looks and breathes much of what you’d see in an old John Wayne flick. The hotel features a great tavern which has been said to be haunted by many guests. A great creepy stay. Watch the quick video to see some of the unique spooky decor. Read more…

The Haunted Basin Park Hotel in Eureka Springs, AR The Basin Park Hotel has the distinction of being one of America’s most haunted hotels and is featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Located in a quiet and sometimes sleepy part of Arkansas, the owners of the hotel believe so strongly in its resident ghosts that they offer haunted tours for guests interested in learning more about the hotel’s history and its haunted past. Most believe that the ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel date back to the turn of the 20th century and even earlier. Read more…

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While you may know that the Oxford Hotel is Denver’s oldest hotel, you might not know that is also allegedly haunted. Founded in 1891, the Oxford Hotel has certainly seen enough history to warrant a haunting, and there are several stories behind many of its alleged haunts. The Post Man The Cruise Room in the Oxford Hotel was the first bar to open in Denver after the Prohibition was repealed in 1933. Bartenders at the Oxford speak of a post man who walks into the bar, sits and orders a beer. Read more…

The Creole House – Inn on St. Ann is a thirty room hotel very close to Bourbon Street in New Orleans. It was built in the 1830s, and has a few ghostly inhabitants. The classic French quarter inn features the Creole cottage once owned by Marie Laveau, a famous voodoo priestess. There’s bound to be some scares and hauntings if you visit the Inn on St. Ann. A common occurrence is the hijinks of a ghost the staff calls Knobby. Doorknobs on the second floor are constantly removed. Read more…

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