2927 Maple Ave, Dallas, TX 75201, USA
Real Haunts in Texas
101 South El Paso Street, El Paso, TX 79901, USA
Haunted Camino Real Hotel in El Paso, TX Built in 1912, the Camino Real is a national landmark. The hotel was originally known by the name “Hotel Paso del Norte” where guests would stay and watch firefights of the Mexican Revolution from the rooftop. The hotel has hosted dignitaries, Amelia Earhart, and even Pancho Villa played cards at the hotel before the Mexican Revolution. Ghosts of the Camino Real The Camino Real is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman in a white gown. Read more…
705 E Houston St, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
Whether its history as a hospital or its proximity to the Alamo where hundreds of men once fought and died is to blame, the Emily Morgan Hotel has a long history of hauntings. Today, the staff receives a regular stream of reports from guests about paranormal activity, and it is known as one of the most haunted sites in Texas, if not America. Emily Morgan History Originally built in 1924 as the Medical Arts Building on the Alamo Plaza, this Gothic-revival influenced building sets the spooky stage with the unique architectural feature of terracotta gargoyles that portray various ailments. Read more…
(325) 374-6570
107 S. 6th St. Ballinger, Texas 76821
The Haunted Olde Park Hotel There is this mysterious looking old building that people stare at while driving on Texas State Highway 67 through Ballinger. This building is easy to see as it looms adjacent to the courthouse. Everyone wonders what the building is and what happens inside. For people who actually do dare to stop to visit and go inside……they soon feel its history and ghosts. Read more…
214-742-8200
1321 Commerce Street, Dallas, TX 75202, USA
The Haunted Adolphus Hotel “Going up?” The common lilt of a programmed elevator voice took on a macabre tone when guests at The Adolphus hotel in Dallas, Texas, heard the automated question playing on loop while a series of elevator doors opened and closed by themselves. The haunted elevator is far from the only fixture in this hotel that has become privy to paranormal activity. Other reports include staff watching windows fly open inexplicably and the music of a band playing along with sounds from a grand piano that was sealed away long ago reverberate through the hallways. Read more…
(713) 229-9399
813 Congress Ave, Houston, TX 77002, United States
Built by Nathaniel Kellum back in 1847, La Carafe on Congress Ave, is one of the oldest bars in Houston. The building is said to be haunted by the ghost of an African American man who has been seen by many visitors. The building has a ton of history and has remained intact throughout the years. The building originally housed The Kennedy Bakery, served as a Pony Express station and was passed down by 5 generations of the Kennedy family before the current owners, The Wenglars purchased it. La Carafe is welcome to ghost hunters. Read more…
+1 805-757-0512
300 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
Mon-Sun: 10:00 - 20:00
The Ghost Walk explores beautiful historic down town San Antonio, Texas as we journey through the ancient grounds of the Alamo and along the River Walk to some of it’s oldest and most haunted buildings. Travel to the past and be regaled with stories of the Alamo City’s unique and tragic history, filled with battles, murders, rituals and more, along with the terrifying apparitions left behind Every ghost tour receives ghost detecting equipment to search for apparitions with along the way. Read more…
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(409) 572-9469
2010 The Strand, Galveston, TX 77550
Daily at 8 PM
The Grimoire Ghouls and Graves: Galveston Ghost Tour Step into the mysterious and haunted history of Galveston with our captivating walking ghost tour, where the past comes alive through chilling tales and eerie encounters. This immersive experience, guided by a local expert in haunted history, will lead you through some of the most iconic and haunted locations in the city. As you walk along the moonlit paths of Galveston’s historic district, you’ll hear stories that blend the city’s rich heritage with the supernatural, offering a unique and unforgettable journey into the unknown. Read more…
(409) 515-2100
2024 Seawall Blvd, Galveston, TX 77550, USA
Galveston, Texas is a coastal city that’s situated right on the Gulf of Mexico. Serving as a gateway to greater commerce in both Texas and the American Southwest, historically speaking Galveston is second to only New Orleans in terms of ship travel. Sailors from the Atlantic, Tampa Bay region, the Caribbean, and Mexico thought of Galveston as must-visit port. With all the sea traffic, Galveston emerged as also a popular tourist spot for those descending from the nearby Houston area as well as those arriving by sea. Read more…
512-321-SAWS
1073 State Highway 304, Bastrop, TX 78602, United States
In the sweltering summer heat of 1973, a group of local Austin, Texas filmmakers scraped together a mere $80,000 to produce one of the most terrifying films in American cinema history, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Enduring the brutal late July heat that would regularly have the temperatures at 110 degrees during filming, the crew made up entirely of university film students and local actors ended up creating a film that has terrified generations of moviegoers. Read more…