Find A Haunted House Near You

Enter the world of a mysterious dwelling, where ghosts linger and secrets breed. Brace yourself for a chilling journey. Who knows what floats in the basement. NOTE: A majority of these houses are privately owned. Please respect peoples privacy.

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Jennie Wade House

History The Jennie Wade House holds a tragic story from the Battle of Gettysburg. In July 1863, 20-year-old Mary Virginia “Jennie” Wade stayed at her sister’s home, helping care for

Region: Pennsylvania

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Farnsworth House Inn

History The Farnsworth House was named for Brigadier General Elon John Farnsworth, who died leading a failed charge after Pickett’s Charge during the Civil War. Built in two stages, the

Region: Pennsylvania

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Welty House

History The Welty House played a pivotal role during the Battle of Gettysburg. Confederate forces used it as a sharpshooter position, and it still bears visible scars from the fighting.

Region: Pennsylvania

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The Malaga Inn

History The Malaga Inn was founded in 1862 as twin town homes for the Goldsmith and Frohlichstein families. These homes were given to two sisters as wedding gifts. They endured

Region: Alabama

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The Hampton Lillibridge House

History Hampton Lillibridge built his home between 1796 and 1799, modeling it after typical houses of that period. In 1801 Lillibridge died of yellow fever, leaving the property to his

Region: Georgia

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Haunted Hill House

Haunted Hill House History The Haunted Hill House was constructed as an A frame residence in 1880 during the Civil War era and served as a temporary hospital until the

Region: Texas

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Octagon Hall Museum

Octagon Hall Museum History Built in 1847 by Andrew Jackson Caldwell, Octagon Hall in Franklin, Kentucky, stands out with its rare eight-sided architecture, designed for better light and airflow. During

Region: Kentucky

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Prospect Place Estate

Prospect Place Estate History Prospect Place Estate, built in 1856 by abolitionist George Willison Adams, is located near Dresden, Ohio. The mansion, serving as part of the Underground Railroad, sheltered

Region: Ohio

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Shepherdstown Sweet Shop

Shepherdstown Sweet Shop History Opened in 1982 by Howard Butcher, the Sweet Shop is situated in an approximately 200-year-old building that, like numerous other historic structures in the vicinity, holds

Region: West Virginia

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Tudor House

Tudor House History Constructed initially as a place of seclusion, there exist two structures known as Bracken Fern Manor and the esteemed Tudor House. Positioned on opposing sides of the

Region: California