Latest dossiers
The most recently amended files — new research, corrected records and expanded dossiers, newest first. Last amended October 2, 2026.
Zealand village site
Former logging company town and railroad settlement.
Zercher's Hotel
NPS-listed historic site associated with the Underground Railroad.
Yorktown Memorial Hospital
Hospital in Yorktown; research record.
Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins Historic State Park
Preserved sugar-mill ruins documenting plantation industry and enslaved labor.
Zombie Road (Lawler Ford Road)
Forest road famous for shadow-figure reports and "Zombie" legend.
Yuma Territorial Prison
The desert prison where inmates built their own cells—and the "dark cell."
Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum
The 1938 Wengert mansion turned haunted-object collection.
Zuni Pueblo
The pueblo that met Coronado—1539, still sovereign.
Yuma Crossing
The Colorado’s ford—where the emigrants and the prisoners crossed.
Zwolle
The Spanish town—where the Indians sold the land.
Zion Baptist Church
The Black church—where the congregation helped the fugitives.
Yates Memorial Hospital
Early hospital building undergoing preservation work.
Yellow Dog Village
Former mining-company housing preserved by private owners.
Xanadu House (Kissimmee)
Demolished experimental house once promoting domestic automation.
Wyoming Pioneer Museum
Museum preserving a horned-rabbit taxidermy display.
Wyoming Territorial Prison
Former federal and state prison preserved as a museum.
Wyoming Frontier Prison
Former penitentiary interpreting incarceration and executions.
Yankee Fork Gold Dredge
The 1940 dredge that ate the Yankee Fork—and the ghost towns it left.
Yakima Lights
The reservation lights studied by J. Allen Hynek.
Yankee Pedlar Inn
The 1891 inn where "The Innkeepers" was filmed.
Yorktown Battlefield
October 1781—the siege that won the war, on the York River.
Wupatki
The pueblos the volcano fed—Sunset Crater’s survivors.
Yaquina Head
The 1873 lighthouse—where the basalt headland juts into the sea.
Yaquina Bay Light
The 1871 lighthouse—where the light went out and the ghost stayed.
Yellowstone Canyon
The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone—where the falls drop 308 feet.
Wood Island Lighthouse
Light station with a documented 1896 tragedy and named witness and investigator accounts.
Woodlawn Cemetery
NPS-listed historic site associated with the Underground Railroad.
Woodland Cemetery
NPS-listed historic site associated with the Underground Railroad.
Wooldridge Monuments
Cemetery monument in Mayfield; research record.
Woodruff-Fontaine House
Historic house in Memphis; research record.
Woodburn
Governors residence associated with published local folklore.
Woodland — Birch Creek Kiln Settlement
Vanished settlement associated with charcoal production.
Wormsloe
The oak avenue and the 1745 tabby ruins—Noble Jones’s estate.
Wonder World Cave
The 1903 cave park—Texas’s first commercial cave.
Wounded Knee
December 29, 1890—the massacre that ended the Ghost Dance.
Wrightsville Beach
The beach town—where the trolley brought the crowds.
Wrigley Building
The 1924 white terra cotta—where the clock watches Michigan Avenue.
Woodmere Cemetery
The 1868 cemetery—where the auto barons sleep.
Woodland Cemetery
The 1841 cemetery—where the Wright brothers and Dunbar rest.
Wistar
Ghost town research record.
Wittemberg Church and Cemetery
NPS-listed historic site associated with the Underground Railroad.
Winterset Jail
NPS-listed historic site associated with the Underground Railroad.
Winterset Cemetery
NPS-listed historic site associated with the Underground Railroad.
Winns Crossing — Chapel Hill Ghost Light
Railroad corridor in Chapel Hill; research record.
Windsor Ruins
Plantation ruins in Mississippi; research record.
Wintergreen
Ghost town in Wintergreen; research record.
Wisteria Place
Historic house in Columbus; research record.
Windsor Hotel
Historic hotel with a published child-spirit tradition.