By kind of place · 12 collections
Haunted places, by kind
Want a room with a resident ghost, a night inside a penitentiary or a battlefield at dusk? Pick the kind of place you’re after.
34Haunted Hotels & InnsHotels, inns and taverns with a resident ghost — many of them happy to rent you the room.
53Haunted Houses & MansionsFamily homes, plantation houses and Gilded Age mansions with a story that refuses to end.
23Haunted Prisons & JailsPenitentiaries, county jails and dungeons where the stories are as hard as the stone.
13Haunted Hospitals & AsylumsSanatoriums, asylums and old hospitals — and the real history of the patients who lived there.
12Haunted Battlefields & FortsBattlefields, forts and barracks where soldiers are said to march on.
27Haunted Castles & PalacesCastles, towers, palaces and stately homes with centuries of ghost stories.
8Haunted Ships & LighthousesOcean liners, warships, lighthouses and the stretches of sea with a ghost of their own.
20Haunted Cemeteries & ChurchesGraveyards, crypts, churches and abbeys — where the dead are supposed to rest.
22Haunted Theaters, Schools & Public BuildingsTheaters, schools, museums, courthouses and capitols with a ghost in the house.
29Haunted Roads, Bridges & WoodsLonely highways, crybaby bridges, forests and hills with a legend attached.
7Haunted Towns & Ghost TownsWhole towns, old quarters and abandoned settlements with more than one ghost.
13Legends Without a Single AddressSpirits, curses and phenomena reported in many places rather than one building.