20 W Baltimore St, Baltimore, MD 21201, USA
Haunted Hotels in Maryland
Haunted Hotels in Maryland
4344 Columbia Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21042, United States
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…
807 Elk Mills Rd, Elk Mills, MD 21920, USA
Haunted Elk Forge B&B Maryland’s haunted bed and breakfast started over 200 years ago as Elk Forge Company. This hard working, 1,000 acre community was home to a forge, saw mill, textile mill, grain mill and many farms. It stayed that way until 1981 when the new owners expanded and renovated the existing buildings and created the bed and breakfast that so many visit today. It is listed as a Historical Valuable Property by the Cecil County Maryland Historic Preservation Commission. Read more…
888 S Broadway, Baltimore, MD 21231, USA
The Haunted Admiral Fell Inn Baltimore doesn’t have the best reputation today, but the city once had an even worse reputation. Its proximity to the water lead to seamen and sailors arriving in the city and looking for a place to unwind. The Admiral Fell Inn now consists of several buildings once used by those sailors for gambling, finding women of the night and partaking in other illegal activities. Trip Advisor added the hotel to its list of the top 10 haunted hotels in the nation. Read more…