Kennebunkport, ME 04046
Haunted Houses in Maine
Stephen King! Need we say more? Not only does the King of Horror set many of his novels in this spooky state, but he also resides there. What is it about Maine that has made Stephen King so, well, Stephen King? More Haunted Maine »
Featured Haunts in Maine
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Haunts in Maine
Windham, ME 04062, USA
A dozen miles outside of Portland, tucked away in the southeastern corner of Maine, is the Smith Anderson Cemetery. This sleepy and tucked away area from the hamlet of Windham is home to what many believe to be the single most haunted graveyard in all of Maine. If famous resident author Stephen King was ever looking for inspiration on a new novel, then Smith Anderson will definitely bring the chills. Is the Smith Anderson Cemetery Haunted? The cemetery dates all the way back to the mid-1700s, which is the date of the oldest grave residing there. Read more…
6 Pleasant St, Kennebunkport, ME 04046, USA
Haunted Captain Lord Mansion B&B in Kennebunkport, Maine Kennebunkport is known as a quaint coastal town, with a rich history dating back to the 1600s. Many ship captains settled here and built their homes ages ago. In 1812, Captain Nathaniel Lord built his mansion with his wife, who many suggest still lives there. Captain Lord himself, did not live long enough to enjoy his mansion with his wife. Guests who stay in the “Lincoln Room” often tell of their encounters with a woman dressed in 1800’s clothing watching them. Read more…
207-469-6553
740 Fort Knox Road, Prospect, Maine 04981
5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Fright at the Fort Haunted House in Prospect, Maine Travel the dark passageways of a 19th Century granite Fort to meet???? Who knows what! A haunted house in a real haunted place, it doesn’t get any scarier than that. Read more…
207-824-2657
2 Church St, Bethel, ME 04217, USA
It is certainly understandable that some bed and breakfast establishments prefer to downplay any association with ghostly hauntings taking place on their property as it serves as a reminder of a sometimes violent past. However, for the Chapman Inn of Bethel, Maine they not only embrace the fact that their place is haunted but take things another step further by openly saying they are “officially haunted”. The Haunted Chapman Inn William Chapman built the home somewhere near the turn of the 20th Century. Read more…
