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…
(929) 480-6311
Washington Square Park, Washington Square, New York, NY, USA
Daily at 8pm
New York City Chilling Nightmares & Necromancy Ghost Tour Step into the eerie side of New York City with our engaging walking ghost tour. This one-of-a-kind experience lets you dive into the haunting past of the Big Apple, blending the city’s lively present with its mysterious and spooky history. Led by a knowledgeable local guide who is not only an expert in haunted history but also a gifted storyteller, this tour will take you on a journey through some of Manhattan’s most haunted and historic locations. Read more…
387 Pinewoods Ave, Troy, NY 12180, USA
It goes without saying that cemeteries and graveyards are the final physical resting spots for a loved one’s remains. Dignity, proper decorum, and an overall sedated sort of existence, these cemeteries and graveyards are not the places for noisy human behavior. As it so happens in Troy, New York, at the Forest Park Cemetery, the quiet surroundings there have been unduly violated by the ghosts who long haunt this hallowed and sacred ground. The stretch of land that makes up the cemetery is believed to have been used as a graveyard all the way far back as 1856. Read more…
(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…
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…
(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…
2 Buffalo Ave, Niagara Falls, NY 14303, USA
Niagara Falls is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world. While guests can stay in dozens of hotels, those looking to experience something a little paranormal should book a room at the Red Coach Inn. Opened in 1923, the Tudor style bed and breakfast immediately became popular with those traveling to Niagara Falls for their honeymoons. They loved the views seen outside their windows, and those taking a break from honeymoon activities could head downstairs for a bite to eat at the elegant on-site restaurant. Read more…
108 Ocean Avenue, Amityville, NY 11701, United States
The Real Amityville Horror House The story behind the real Amityville Horror house is a gruesome tale. The horrific murders that took place in the Amityville home in November of 1974 forever haunt this tainted residence. And what followed has been told and retold. The Amityville Horror Story Ronald Joseph DeFeo Jr., otherwise known as “Butch,” was convicted in 1974 for murdering his entire family in a cold-blooded shooting spree. His mother, father and four siblings were all shot dead in the Amityville home while they slept. Read more…
