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The record for New Hampshire opens with Mount Washington, Harrisville and Isles of Shoals — the deepest files in the jurisdiction. The most-filed claim types here are Apparition (13 dossiers), Named Ghost Legend (10) and Reported Anomalies (1). Of its 29 sites, 17 are listed as open to the public — confirm access before visiting. The oldest dated entry is Amos J. Blake House Museum, established 1837.

Natural
Medium

Mount Washington

Mount Washington, New Hampshire

The 6,288-foot summit—the world’s worst weather and 160+ dead.

2 claims · 2 legends→
Town
Medium

Harrisville

Harrisville, New Hampshire

The preserved mill village—where the looms’ ghosts are said to work.

2 claims · 2 legends→
Site
Medium

Isles of Shoals

Kittery, New Hampshire

The islands where the pirates and the murders are remembered.

2 claims · 2 legends→
Hotel
Medium

The Balsams

Dixville, New Hampshire

The 1866 grand hotel—closed, sold, and reportedly still haunted.

2 claims · 2 legends→
House
Medium

Castle in the Clouds

Moultonborough, New Hampshire

The 1914 Lucknow estate—the mountaintop mansion that went bust.

2 claims · 2 legends→
Site
Medium

New Hampshire State Hospital

Concord, New Hampshire

The 1842 asylum—the oldest state hospital in New Hampshire.

2 claims · 2 legends→
Ruins
Medium

Madame Sherri Castle ruins

Chesterfield, New Hampshire

Ruins of a theatrical designer's summer estate within a protected forest.

2 claims · 1 legend→
Disaster Site
Medium

Willey House Site

Hart’s Location, New Hampshire

Site of an 1826 landslide tragedy that shaped White Mountains literature and tourism.

2 claims · 1 legend→
Site
Medium

Smuttynose Island

Kittery, New Hampshire

March 6, 1873—the night Wagner killed the women.

2 claims · 1 legend→
Hotel
Medium

Mount Washington Hotel

Bretton Woods, New Hampshire

The 1902 palace beneath the Presidential Range—Carolyn Stickney’s ghost.

2 claims · 1 legend→
Natural
Medium

Old Man site

Franconia, New Hampshire

The Great Stone Face—collapsed May 3, 2003.

2 claims · 1 legend→
Site
Medium

Fort at No. 4

Charlestown, New Hampshire

The 1744 frontier fort—where the settlers held the Connecticut.

1 claim · 1 legend→
Inn
Low

Tilton Inn

Tilton, New Hampshire

Inn research record.

1 claim · 1 legend→
Museum
Medium

Amos J. Blake House Museum

Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire

Museum research record.

1 claim→
Theater
Medium

Newport Opera House

Newport, New Hampshire

Theater with reported experiences and documented paranormal-film investigations.

1 claim→
Historic House
Medium

Ocean-Born Mary House

Henniker, New Hampshire

House central to a commercial ghost legend contradicted by the town historian.

1 claim→
Roadside
Medium

Exeter UFO incident site

Exeter, New Hampshire

The 1965 "Incident at Exeter"—a mass-witness case that reached Congress.

1 claim→
Natural
Medium

Crawford Notch

Hart’s Location, New Hampshire

The notch where the avalanche killed—and the railroad still climbs.

1 claim→
Memorial
Low

Betty and Barney Hill Historical Marker

Lincoln, New Hampshire

Memorial research record.

1 claim→
Historic House
Low

James House Museum

Hampton, New Hampshire

Historic house research record.

1 claim→
Mysterious Structure
Medium

America's Stonehenge

Salem, New Hampshire

Stone chambers and walls interpreted by their operator as an ancient complex.

1 claim→
Memorial
Low

Eunice Goody Cole Memorial Stone

Hampton, New Hampshire

Memorial research record.

1 fact→
Ghost Town
Medium

Monson Center

Hollis / Milford, New Hampshire

Abandoned colonial settlement with foundations and an unresolved abandonment history.

1 fact→
Ghost Town
Low

Livermore village ruins

Livermore, New Hampshire

White Mountains logging settlement reduced to ruins.

1 fact→
Ghost Town
Medium

Zealand village site

Carroll, New Hampshire

Former logging company town and railroad settlement.

1 fact→
Ghost Town
Medium

Old Hill Village

Hill, New Hampshire

Remains of a village relocated for a federal flood-control project.

1 fact→
Ghost Town
Medium

East Weare Village

Weare, New Hampshire

Village footprint cleared to construct a flood-control reservoir.

1 fact→
Ghost Town
Low

Wildwood Settlement Site

Easton, New Hampshire

Former White Mountains logging settlement later used by a Civilian Conservation Corps camp.

1 fact→
Aircraft Crash Site
Medium

Mount Waternomee B-18A Crash Site

Lincoln, New Hampshire

Protected military-aircraft wreck site commemorating a 1942 crash and winter rescue.

1 fact→