Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia: Pirate Executioners and the Randolph Mansion
One of America's most haunted houses shares its street with the country's first psychiatric hospital.
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Adams, Tennessee: Frontier Violence and the Wrath of the Bell Witch
America’s most famous haunting rests on a single book, and its source manuscript has never surfaced.
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Jerome, Arizona: Cleopatra Hill and the Living Tomb of Cleopatra’s Gold
The hotel’s death toll keeps climbing in retellings, but the math never quite adds up.
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Salem, Massachusetts: Colonial Intolerance and the Corwin Curse
The most haunted house in Salem was quietly moved and rebuilt seventy years ago.
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Acoustic Echoes and Bloodied Water: The Haunted Battlefields of Antietam and Shiloh
How the Civil War's deadliest single day and its bloodiest spring battle still speak through sound and water
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The Sentinel of the Green Dragon: Samuel Adams and Boston’s Ghost Headquarters
The Sons of Liberty planned a revolution inside this tavern, but the building tourists visit tonight is not the one they knew
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Sarah’s Ghost at Scotchtown: The Quiet Tragedy Behind Patrick Henry’s Home
Visitors call it one of Virginia's most haunted plantations, but the real story asks for compassion more than fright
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Revolutionary Phantoms: Yorktown and the Ghosts of Minute Man National Historical Park
From the war's opening shots to its final surrender, spectral echoes remain on both grounds
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A Spirit Divided: The Restless Ghost of Richard Nixon in Yorba Linda
Most presidents scatter across the map. They are born in one town, govern from Washington, and rest in another state entirely. Richard Nixon collapsed his...
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The Echoing ‘No!’: John Quincy Adams’s Unyielding Ghost at the U.S. Capitol
The U.S. Capitol keeps a strange roster of ghosts. Legend fills its marble halls with phantom soldiers, workers who died raising its walls, and a…
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