SUMMARY: Renovations and old wallpaper appearing out of nowhere might indicate an upset spirit who prefers the original decor.

SUMMARY: The cemetery holds the remains of Montgomery County's Headless Horseman. People have claimed to have seen the headless man on Game Preserve Road. The cemetery is located off of Clopper and Game Preserve Road.

SUMMARY: In the early 1900's, three unemployed miners from the small mining town of Hastings apparently heard of a widow having a large amount of jewelry and money. They thought stealing it from her would be easy. The robbery from the widow's house led to one of the three bandits being shot in the arm by the widow's eldest son.

SUMMARY: Robert Garrett, the President of the B&O Railroad, hired architect Stanford White to build him this great mansion in 1884. The house had a three story spiral staircase that Mrs. Garrett like to descend to make a grand entrance to greet her guests. She was the leader in Baltimore society and was known by everyone. Mrs. Garrett died in 1936. The mansion was sold twenty seven years later and was purchased by the Engineering Society of Baltimore. The Engineering Society found they were not alone when they moved in. Karen Haun the Comptroller for the Society reported that a shadowy figure would often pass her going down the second floor hallway and she felt some spirit was accompanying her. The basement was cordoned off since it was not open to visitors. The housekeepers often work alone at odd hours in the basement and they reported seeing the rope swinging and moving like an unseen hand was moving it.

SUMMARY: The tavern is haunted by a ghostly man who has been seen on the front porch and on the outdoor patio. He has long black hair.

SUMMARY: The spirit of a Revolutionary War nurse reportedly haunts these grounds. Students have felt cold spots, seen her figure, and felt watched. Doors open and close of their own accord, and footsteps have been heard when no mortal has made them.

SUMMARY: Jack was a peddler that traveled from town to town selling Doctor Zollickhoffer's Vegetable Purgative. The tonic was made of prune extract, whiskey and laudanum which was an opium derivative.

SUMMARY: Some hotel guests reported hearing the sound of beating on the floor while in the lobby. They decided to locate the noise. This was the beginning of what turned into an ongoing pursuit.

SUMMARY: This building is haunted by a ghostly spirit that does not like white carnations. If someone leaves these flowers in one particular room, they will be found torn to pieces.

SUMMARY: Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa OK is one of Tulsa's most haunted places. Home to Bob Wills and the Tulsa Playboys in the late 1930 through 1945. Bob refuses to leave his home here. There are countless stories of how Bob will pick and chose owners of the club. If Bob doesn't like the looks of you he will make it very difficult for you. Counless Celebs have delt with old Bob as they play at The Cains. Others complain of feeling someone watching them when they are alone there. The manager refuses to be alone in the building.

SUMMARY: Odd sightings have included that of Mr. Hershey, as well as doors inexplicably opening and closing. Strange noises have included sounds of footsteps in the old wine cellar, as reported by staff.

SUMMARY: The National Museum of Health and Medicine, a division of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, was founded as the Army Medical Museum in 1862 to study and improve medical conditions during the American Civil War. The Museum houses a collection of over 24 million items including archival materials, anatomical and pathological specimens, medical instruments and artifacts, and microscope slide-based medical research collections.

SUMMARY: An 875-pound boulder sits in front of the Historical Society in Leonardtown. Molly Dyer, the accused witch, was found with her hand frozen to this rock after she was driven from her home on one of the coldest nights of the year --the townsfolk had burned down her cabin. Molly froze to death that night, and she was found with her hand frozen onto the rock. When they removed her body, the impressions of her knees and hands were left at the scene, firmly etched in the rock. This happened more than three hundred years ago and you can still see her hand-print on the rock. Molly's cabin was located in an area that is now known as Molly Dyer's Run. Her ghostly apparition has been seen floating over the land near where she had lived. The large boulder was moved in 1975 to the front of the Historical Society Jail Museum. People report feeling uncomfortable around the rock, sometimes complaining about aches and pains. Camera malfunctions are often reported around the rock. The Jail Museum is located at Business Route 5 at 41625 Old Courthouse Drive in Leonardtown. FMI 301-475-2467 or see www.smchsonline.org.

SUMMARY: The Hessian Barracks was built in 1777 at this location by Abraham Faw. The building was used to imprison troops who were stationed in Frederick during the Revolutionary War. It was used as a prison for the Hessian soldiers captured at the battles of Bennington, Saratoga, and Yorktown. It also housed mercenaries of England who were captured in Bennington and Saratoga. The Prisoners were released in 1783 and in 1803.

SUMMARY: This home was built in 1700's and was used as a slave home. The staff has had numerous sightings of ghostly apparitions over the years. Ghosts from the distant and not-so-distant past are often seen here.

SUMMARY: This fort was built as defense against an invasion in WWI. The fort was used to house POWs in WWII. People have reported strange ghostly activity in the fort. The fort was abandoned in 1946. People have seen and heard ghostly apparitions.

SUMMARY: Snow Hill is known in part for a haunted house that has been at the corner of East Market and Washington for too many years. The building once served as the old Snow Hill Post. It's presently an inn that is thought to be haunted by a ghostly spirit. The original part of the house was built in 1790 and was enlarged in 1850. The Inn is haunted by a spirit known as JJ. Employees reported that they have the feeling a man is standing behind them. JJ likes to turn lights off and on, and he likes to lock doors. Sometime employees report seeing a man standing crossed legged who just disappears. Workers were in the Barrister Room trying to get windows open; they tried everything and gave up and went on to another task when the window suddenly opened up by themselves. The workers were given lodging while they were working. The workers, after several unusual experiences, refused to sleep at the Inn. One guest woke up to see a spirit crossing the room to the bathroom.

SUMMARY: The hotel is a 1895 Victorian hotel located in downtown Berlin. It is only seven miles from Ocean City. The hotel has 16 sleeping rooms. The room are furnished with antiques.

SUMMARY: It's said that a woman killed herself in the middle room of the Yellow House Hotel Inn and Restaurant. People have spotted her in the middle window; people who stay in that particular room sometimes later claim to have seen the woman.

SUMMARY: The ski slopes of Ski Wing are haunted by ghostly apparitions which have been spotted crossing the paths, faintly and ethereal, wearing ski equipment. The sound of children crying is also heard.

SUMMARY: Clopper Mill, a grist and saw mill, originally built in the late 18th century, the was torn down and rebuilt by Zachariah Maccubbin sometime after 1784. The estate was purchased in 1812 by Frances Clopper, who built a 24-room mansion where the current park office is located. The location of the old mill is claimed to be haunted.

SUMMARY: With a long history, several owners and purposes, this building, now an inn, is sure to be haunted.