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Flagstaff hotel with room-service ghost folklore.
Site documented in a Ghost Research Society investigation report.
Historic plantation in St. Francisville; research record.
Historic prison associated with reported whispers.
Cemetery associated with the documented1892vampire panic surrounding Mercy Brown.
Town-area setting of a reported 1919 wild-man encounter.
Private ranch associated with UFO and paranormal claims.
1753 sailors’ tavern where men vanished into the rum tunnel.
The mystery light in the woods—since 1966, the debate continues.
Swamp folklore area in Louisiana; research record.
Cemetery associated with documented cultural history.
Presidential residence with a firsthand 1946 unexplained-noise account.
Mansion associated with documented cultural history.
Cemetery research record.
The museum presents lighthouse ghost stories and investigation experiences.
Mining-town hotel with several reported apparitions.
Preserved gold-rush town with apparition folklore.
Cemetery monument associated with documented cultural history.
Hotel in Eureka Springs; research record.
Unexplained light viewing area in Marfa; research record.
Chatham County barren circle where, per legend, the Devil paces.
Active offshore lighthouse with keeper folklore and firsthand caretaker reports.
Historic hotel known for Lady in Red folklore.
Hotel in Austin; research record.
1893 World’s Fair hotel with a mobster reputation and sealed-room lore.
Fort built to defend land approaches.
Fort in Alabama; research record.
Historic house in New Orleans; research record.
Rebuilt nineteenth-century hotel hosting investigations, with multiple attributed guest reports.
Theater in Pawhuska; research record.
Railroad corridor in Gurdon; research record.
River in Arkansas; research record.
State park in West Fork; research record.
Bridge associated with published local folklore.
Surviving members transferred settlement land to Florida in 1961.
Multi-county forest with church and creature traditions.
Former hospital associated with apparition reports.
Historic hotel linked to horror literature.
Prison museum associated with paranormal tours.
Tiny churchyard branded a "gateway to hell" by internet folklore.
The "Ellis Island of the West"—where Chinese immigrants were detained under exclusion.
Kīlauea crater identified as Pele’s home in moʻolelo.