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62Famous Haunted Places: Blenkinsopp Castle Greenhead, Northumberland, England
Built in 1339, now a mere shell of its former self, Blenkinsopp Castle still holds its ethereal appeal due to the two spirits who are reportedly haunting it. When an owner of the castle is close to death a phantom hound is heard and seen. The...
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84Britain's Haunted Churches
Holy places they might be. But they are still the focus of various paranormal forces. Throughhout the UK, there are churches that have a good claim to being more haunted than many of Britain's famous castles.
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76Eastern State Penitentiary
Eastern State Penitentiary. Over 180 years later, it’s abandoned but still standing. This abandoned prison in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is one of the most haunted places in the world.
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69Bhangarh, The Haunted Place Of India
India has a many historical places in it. But some of these historical places have full of mysteries. Perhaps none is as puzzling as what happened hundreds of years ago in the city of Rajasthan, There is a place in Rajasthan called as Bhangarh...
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82Urban Legends and Haunted Places, the series - Maine Edition
The first article in a state by state series on local urban legends and haunted places. This edition we will be discussing Maine and its colorful tales of terror.
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75Asylum 49
The Old Tooele Hospital, now known as the haunted attraction Asylum 49, is Utah’s biggest paranormal hot spot. To say that it’s one of the strangest buildings in the world is an understatement. It’s truly a one of a kind haunting.
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82Preston Castle
Preston Castle in Ione, California is a phenomenal structure. It also was and still is a dark place. Preston Castle housed out of control juveniles who committed crimes from burglary to murder.
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74The Pirates’ House Tavern
The Pirates’ House tavern was built in 1753, making it the oldest standing structure in Savannah, Georgia. Throughout the years it has been renovated and expanded, but with enough care and historical respect that it has been named a “house museum” by the American Museum Society.
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