SUMMARY: I [Beverly] was invited to investigate the bar by a reporter named Joseph Giordano. It was an exciting investigation. I got excellent readings on all my equipment. I recorded noises and voices in the basement. I could hear someone moving bottles and boxes around and the sound of muffled voices.

SUMMARY: The area of the Bermuda Hundred became a battlefield. The peninsula jutting into the James River was the starting point for a Union effort to seize control of the Confederate capital at Richmond. The Bermuda Hundred Campaigns devlolved into a bloody battle that incorporated trench warfare.

SUMMARY: Operated from 1896 until 1928. The Fort was named after Lieutenant Colonel George Armistead, a commander from the War of 1812. The area around the Fort is now a park with water docks and is reportedly haunted by men who served here. Ghost investigators have scoured the fort for great pictures and readings on their equipment. Sadly, the Fort has been allowed to deteriorate; people have vandalized the park and graffiti has been written all over the walls. I found the vandalizing and graffiti disturbing. People lacking knowledge, respect and greater goals seem to sink to this general level.

SUMMARY: The Patterson mansion is reportedly haunted by the Patterson family, and William Patterson's ghost has been seen near the Pagoda in the park. The land is reportedly haunted by Civil War soldiers and Revolutionary War Soldiers who died there.

SUMMARY: An old one-lane bridge that is reportedly haunted. Harney is a very small Maryland town that is located near the border of Pennsylvania. There is an old one-lane bridge in Harney that is reportedly haunted. People say if you stop your car on the bridge you will hear strange noises and sometimes a ghostly apparition will appear.

SUMMARY: This graveyard is haunted by a ghostly apparition that has appeared on numerous occasions.

SUMMARY: Forerunner of the Howard University Hospital, Freedmens' Hospital served the black community in the District of Columbia for more than a century. First established in 1862 on the grounds of the Camp Barker, 13th and R Streets, NW, Freedmens' Hospital and Asylum cared for freed, disabled, and aged blacks. In 1863, it was placed under Dr. Alexander Augusta, the first African-American to head a hospital.

SUMMARY: This house was originally constructed as a private home. Then it served as a female orphanage for many years. It is now home to the Frederick County Historical Society. Many stories, several ghosts.

SUMMARY: Pickens Hall is haunted by a dark shadowy apparition that has been seen walking in the building and in the lobby. People have heard strange noises, the sound of furniture being moved, the sound of balls being dropped, and the sound of marbles rolling in the dorm rooms. These noises are apparently not due to pranks or normal activities.

SUMMARY: A man committed suicide near the school and his ghost is said to now haunt the school. His ghostly apparition has been seen by students with part of its face blown away. This offers a definite distraction from day-to-day schoolwork.

SUMMARY: Children playing in the woods in Rock Hall, Maryland have reported seeing a strange creature. Many newspaper articles were written about this strange creature that was spotted by a number of resident of Rock Hall. The creature was described as a vampire devil creature that had wings and could fly.

SUMMARY: The theater is said to be haunted by the daughter of one of the theater's managers who worked from the 1930 through the 1960. People also believe the theater is haunted by the girls father who dedicated his life to the theater. Another ghost that is said to haunt the place is the ghost of a worker who was killed in a fire at the theater.

SUMMARY: The oldest town in Allegany County, Maryland, Oldtown, established in 1741 was once the village of Shawnee King Opessa. The first post office was established in the town on May 26, 1870. The town is located along the historic Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in proximity to the Potomac River. George Washington visited the town in 1748.

SUMMARY: This light, often reported near Moorefield, West Virginia appears on the Cole Mountain, part of the Appalachians. People have reported seeing the orange and red light in the embankment of Cole Mountain for over 100 years, since the mid 1800's. The local residents are baffled at what the light could be. The lights are called "Spook Light." The light has seen by hundreds of people over decades. People say that the light will bob up and down the mountainside. No one has ever gotten close to the light; it moves away as approached. The light can be seen best from a road at the base of the mountain. Many people from the area have had strange encounters with the light. One time several hunters were chased down the mountain by the light. The light scared away their dogs, and strange noises frightened the hunters.

SUMMARY: Back in 1920 Guy Vern Thompson was involved in a political battle. He wanted his employees to vote to support his position and his candidate. Jim Bolton refused to support Thompson's candidate. That's when the trouble all began.

SUMMARY: Sightings have been reported of a "witch ghost" who, late at night, glides through the cemetery putting flowers on childrens' graves.

SUMMARY: Built in 1888 by African American proprietor Thomas S. Lovett, the hotel, built on a hilltop provides a splendid view of Harpers Ferry, WV and the Potomac river. The hotel, which still hosts guests even today has a long history including some tragedy events. Employees and guest alike have experienced the paranormal within the confines of this aging hotel.

SUMMARY: The Blue Coat Inn is haunted by a ghostly old man and a very young boy. The boy appears to be a drummer boy. He has been seen carrying a drum. The ghostly apparitions are seen throughout the Inn.

SUMMARY: Heads of state owned this mansion on the Potomac.

SUMMARY: The impressive memorial that stands to the east of the Scott Circle, near the cross section of Massachusetts and Rhode Island Avenues, honors Samuel C. F. Hahnemann (1755-1843), a German physician and the founder of homeopathic school of medicine.