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Showing posts with label Famous Hauntings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Famous Hauntings. Show all posts

The REAL Ghosts in Disneyland's Haunted Mansion

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Hundreds of people visit the Haunted Mansion in Disneyland every day. In fact, it holds a record for being the most visited Dark ride and Di...

Bartonville State Hospital

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Apparently Bartonville State Hospital was a nice place to visit and quite a few souls decided to stay. I say this because of the progressiv...

Shirley Plantation

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Gracing the southern Virginian colony and commanding a view of the James River, Shirley Plantation began building in 1723 by Edward Hill III...

The Springville Inn - California

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The Springville Inn caters to four very special and unique guests. They are residents who have watched over the Inn for almost 100 years. T...

Chillingham Castle - North Umbria, England

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It has not been many years that Chillingham Castle has been reopened to the public. Since then, the neglected building and grounds have been...

Baldoon Castle - Bladnoch, Scotland

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In the wee small hours of the morning the tragic figure of Janet Dalrymple haunts the ruins of her death place. Her nightgown splashed in h...

De Haar Castle - The Netherlands

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Outside the village of Haarzuilens in the province of Utrecht, in the middle of an enormous park stands the most famous castle of the Nether...

Annie Palmer and Rose Hall

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Annie Palmer is said to be of mixed English and Irish descent. There are no pictures of her, but she is rumored to have been rather short (...

The USS Constellation

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The old sailing ship floating quietly in Baltimore's Inner Harbor has a long and bloody history. Not surprisingly, the USS Constellatio...

The Mary Celeste - Mystery at Sea

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Originally named the Amazon, the Mary Celeste was built in 1860 at Nova Scotia. By the time she was registered in New York, she had gone thr...

Bladensburg Dueling Grounds

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When the hotheaded politicians of Washington, DC wanted to fight each other, they all knew that the Bladensburg Dueling Grounds, just over ...

Drury Lane Theatre

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Sometimes you just can’t pull yourself away from good theater… The Drury Lane, Theatre Royal, is the oldest theatre in London (save the re...

Glamis Castle

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Secret rooms, bloodstained stones and pacts with the Devil have shrouded Scotland’s Glamis Castle in mystery and hauntings. Shakepeare’s Ma...

Waugoshance Lightship - Located in Lake Michigan

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Lighthouses and lightships have been around for probably as long as man has sailed the oceans to warn sailors of their closeness to shores...

The King House - Ocean Street, Mayport, Florida

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The King House was originally built on an old Spanish grave yard and was used as a boarding house for travelers and sailors. The first hous...

Ft. Monroe, Virginia

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Does stone absorb memories? Ask anyone who lives near a castle. Many times the residue of misdeeds and human drama are imprinted upon t...

Baylor’s Massacre Site, River Vale NJ

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Imagine walking through the old Baylor’s Massacre site in River Vale NJ, where in 1778 members of the local militia known as Baylor’s Dragoo...

Hampton Court Palace

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Hampton Court Palace was once the home of the kings and queens of England. Just a few examples would be Charles the I, Elizabeth the I and,...

The LaLaurie House - New Orleans, Louisiana

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The LaLaurie House is a lavish building at 1140 Royal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. Most accounts agree that it was built in 1832 by...

Kilmarnok Castle - Kilmarnok, Ayshire Scotland

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Like all castles in the British Isles, Dean Castle has its own ghosts. The land was given to the Boyd family by Robert The Bruce as a token ...