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Haunted and eerie places

Real places with a reputation. The buildings are genuine; the ghosts are folklore.

California 21

Pennsylvania 7

Florida 6

New York 6

Oregon 6

Maryland 4

Nevada 4

Ontario 4

United Kingdom 4

Louisiana 3

Michigan 3

Minnesota 3

Washington DC 3

Arizona 2

Australia 2

Colorado 2

Delaware 2

Finland 2

Italy 2

Japan 2

Massachusetts 2

Mexico 2

Mississippi 2

Montana 2

New Jersey 2

New Mexico 2

North Carolina 2

Romania 2

South Carolina 2

Texas 2

Wisconsin 2

Afghanistan 1

Alabama 1

Argentina 1

Arkansas 1

Bangladesh 1

Belarus 1

Bolivia 1

Botswana 1

Bulgaria 1

Cambodia 1

Connecticut 1

Croatia 1

Denmark 1

Egypt 1

Estonia 1

France 1

Georgia 1

Germany 1

Guyana 1

Idaho 1

Illinois 1

India 1

Indiana 1

Indonesia 1

Iowa 1

Iran 1

Ireland 1

Israel 1

Kansas 1

Kentucky 1

Lithuania 1

Maine 1

Missouri 1

Namibia 1

New Hampshire 1

Nova Scotia 1

Ohio 1

Oklahoma 1

Quebec 1

Rhode Island 1

South Dakota 1

Tennessee 1

Ukraine 1

Utah 1

Vermont 1

Virginia 1

Washington 1

West Virginia 1

Are these places really haunted?

The buildings, ships and towns are genuine and you can usually visit them. The ghost stories are folklore, told as folklore. The history is the reason to go.

Can I visit them?

Most are public: hotels, museums, parks and preserved townsites. Each page says where it is, and the map shows whether the ground is public or private.