Mansion House, also called King House, is an 1823 Federal-style house at the University of Montevallo with ghost stories about its builder, Edmund King. This guide covers the history, the lore and how to see it.
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The Lizzie Borden House in Fall River, Massachusetts, was the scene of the 1892 Borden murders and is now an inn and museum billed as America’s Most Haunted House. This guide separates the case record from the ghost claims.
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Built in 1857, the Whaley House in San Diego’s Old Town served as a home, store, courthouse and theater. This guide separates its documented history from the ghost stories and names who tells each one.
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Every October, two very different kinds of haunted house open their doors. One is a historic home with a real[…]
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Hull House was built in 1856 as a home for Charles Hull. In 1889 Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr[…]
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Photo: Richard Bauer / CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons This beautiful, historic Victorian mansion that was built by copper[…]
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Captain Mulls House stood near Holly Grove, Arkansas, and had been demolished by 1987. This guide covers its documented history, built 1854 to 1859 by B.F. Kerr, and sorts that record from the uncorroborated sea captain, glass casket and piano ghost folklore.
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Located in St. Louis, Missouri, the mansion was owned by the Lemp family – a family beset by tragedy. Four[…]
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The Bell farmhouse was originally built in the early 1800’s in Robertson County, Tennessee close to the Kentucky state line[…]
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Gaineswood is a Greek Revival mansion in Demopolis, Alabama, and the reported home of the ghost of Evelyn Carter. This guide covers its history, the legend, what the record supports and how to visit.
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