12 Thorn Hill Rd, Jackson, NH 03846, USA
Haunted Hotels in New Hampshire
Haunted Hotels in New Hampshire
199 Mt View Rd, Whitefield, NH 03598, USA
In Whitehill, New Hampshire, ghost hunters have heard tales of the Spalding Inn. This inn has always been one of the places that thrill seekers would run to to get the pants scared off of them. It was owned by Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson from the television show Ghost Hunters. This inn was formerly known as the Cherry Hill House and was built in the 1860s. There have been reports of paranormal events occurring here for years. There are stories that one of the former owners committed suicide in the carriage house. Read more…
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17 Newmarket Rd, Durham, NH 03824, USA
Situated on Great Bay by the mouth of the Oyster River, Durham, New Hampshire is one of the oldest towns in the United States. Rich with history, as it was colonized in 1635, it is home to one very charming and delightful twenty-three room inn and tavern house that is known as being one of the most paranormally active locations in the state. Is the Three Chimneys Inn and Tavern Haunted? With no official records surviving, largely what has become storied about the Three Chimneys Inn and Tavern has been handed over to legend. Read more…
118 N Main St, Wolfeboro, NH 03894, USA
Wolfeboro’s Haunted Tuc Me Inn Once the longest running bed and breakfast in Wolfeboro, the Tuc Me Inn B & B has a history of reported hauntings. The piano has been known to begin playing by itself. Ghostly footsteps are heard through pacing the hallways. Doors close shut by themselves. The 7-guest room, Federal style colonial inn was erected in 1850 by Reverend Asa Piper. In 2012, the haunted Tuc Me Inn and has yet to reopen. It’s highly possible that the piano is still playing but without the audience, it once had over those 160+ years of operation. Read more…
310 Mount Washington Hotel Rd, Carroll, NH 03598, USA
Joseph Stickney built the Mount Washington Hotel in 1902 to cater to the rich and famous. Stickney’s wife Carolyn would watch from the balcony as guests entered for dinner. She wanted to outshine the wealthy women and would make her entrance into the dining room after her guests had arrived. Joseph and Carolyn’s idyllic marriage wouldn’t last. In 1903, Joseph died suddenly, and Carolyn remarried and moved to France. When her second husband died, she moved back to the hotel. Some people claim that Carolyn has never left. Read more…