(716) 773-1111
100 Whitehaven Rd, Grand Island, NY 14072
Every year, thousands of visitors crowd the Niagara region of New York state and Canada for a glimpse at the absolutely breathtaking Niagara Falls. The majestic views of cascading water, which is said to course through the falls at a rate of thirty-one hundred tons of water per second, bring in an estimated thirty million visitors to the Niagara area each year. With so many visitors, hotels are a necessity. Read more…
716 434-2283
5 Gooding St, Lockport, NY 14094, USA
The Lockport Haunted Cave Ghost Tour on the Erie Canal Walk the haunted Erie Canal and explore Lockport’s haunted past with a haunted cave Lantern Tour. This eerie tour provides an unforgettable experience for those brave enough to take part! This ghost tour is a walking tour on the Eerie canal that delves into the forbidden tunnels and caverns of Lockport, New York. Read more…
The Bronx, NY, USA
Situated on the outskirts of the Manhattan city skyline, are the surprisingly Gothic-styled school buildings of Fordham University. Considered one of the “Hidden Ivies” (a cousin to the Ivy League), Fordham has turned out such a wide and famous array of alumni to include Denzel Washington, Andrew Cuomo, William J. Clark, Lana Del Ray, Alan Alda, Cardinal Francis Spellman, and even former student transfer President Donald Trump. Read more…
(716) 386-2715
20-22 Lakeside Dr, Bemus Point, NY 14712, USA
Is the Hotel Lenhart Haunted? Looking for an authentic haunted hotel? It might be time to book a stay at the Hotel Lenhart in Bemus Point, New York. Built in 1880, this haunted hotel has 53 rooms that you can choose from, including small rooms with just one bed and larger rooms with more space for you to spread out and check for ghosts. The hotel opens for business on Memorial Day and accepts reservations through Labor Day. The history of this real haunt starts back in 1880, which is when the hotel first opened for business. Dr. Read more…
1000 Mountain Rest Rd, High Falls, NY 12440, USA
The Haunted Mohonk Mountain House The Mohonk Mountain House is a Victorian-Style resort hotel located in Ulster County, New York. With 259 guest rooms, a spa, pool, outdoor ice-skating rink, and many other features, this is one of the larger resort hotels in the United States. It was added as a National Historic Landmark in 1986, and has both a rich history as well as a commanding view of the New York countryside, making this a popular vacation destination. 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…
14 W 10th St, New York, NY 10011, USA
In the bustling and picturesque neighborhood of Greenwich Village, the many streets lined with hundred year old plus brownstones gives off that classic New York City vibe. A lot of old world Manhattan charm still exists in these city blocks and homes. But for one totally unassuming building on West 10th Street, it is locally known as the “House of Death” and it has quite an active paranormal presence. Is the House of Death in New York Haunted? The four-story brownstone building was constructed sometime during the late 1850s, just before the Civil War had started. Read more…
11001 Bethany Center Road, East Bethany, NY 14054
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Rolling Hills Asylum in East Bethany, NY is an historical property that is authentically haunted! Originally opened in 1827 as The Genesee County Poor House, it became a safe haven for the mentally and physically disabled, war veterans, widows, orphans, drunkards, and more. In 1938 the county added a hospital to the facility – the Genesee County Infirmary, and in 1964 it converted the property to the Genesee County Nursing Home, or as the locals lovingly referred to it as “the old county home” until closing in 1974. Read more…