SUMMARY: Captain Kidd buried one of his many treasures on Gibson Island. He did not get to collect his treasures before he died. The treasure is still on the island and no one knows where it is located. People still believe that Captain Kidd's ghost is watching over his lost loot.

SUMMARY: Some say the shopping center in Hazleton is frequented by the ghost of a man named Pete. Pete had a horrific run-in with a meat slicer at a hoagie shop; something important was sliced and he bled to death quickly.

SUMMARY: Does Mary Willis Mordecai Turk still watch over her home? Many have reported their encounters with a woman who fits her description. Upsetting this woman's spirit has proven unwise to some.

SUMMARY: This beautiful mansion was built in the 1840's by the Bruce family. John E. Johnson created the architectural design and Josiah Dabbs did the construction. A "mean spirit" reportedly haunts the manor house.

SUMMARY: The park is haunted by the apparition of a young woman which wears an old fashioned bathing suit.

SUMMARY: A young girl died in this house back in the mid-1800s. She accidentally set blasting powder on fire in the attic and the house caught on fire. The young girl caught on fire, too, and she burned to death in the house.

SUMMARY: Rooms on the bottom floor have hosted various strange occurences: Printers would output pictures of female residents of the house; faucets would mysteriously turn on; one girl heard a man talking while she was partly asleep, though no one was around.

SUMMARY: Some residents of this nursing home sometimes see small children wandering and playing through the halls. They say floor 3B is haunted: No residents occupy that floor which is completely empty. Nurses walking on night shift can see call-lights flicker and hear noises.

SUMMARY: The theater on campus, Brua Hall, is said to be haunted by a man from the Civil War era. His apparition frequently visits the theater at night and has been spotted backstage and on the catwalk of the theater.

SUMMARY: A young girl known as Sally haunts the Foodlion in Summersville. She is a young girl around the age of 8, and she knocks stuff off the shelves and then returns them to their original spots. However, when Sally gets upset she is said to pick up wooden crates and smash them to the ground. After months of research the management was told by the former owners that Sally was buried underneath the store's location.

SUMMARY: The plantations that date back to the Colonial era are located on the water, as running water provided motiver energy as well as viable transportation needed to get products to market. Summerseat was built around 1732. The large house sat on a hilltop located on the center of the property. The house is two hundred years old. Many families have lived there, including those of Dorsey, Costigan, Brown, and Reeder.

SUMMARY: A ghost named George has been heard and seen in the basement of this building. Legend has it that he fell from some height onto a massive boulder forming part of the base of the structure.

SUMMARY: Cries of phantom babies awaken visitors at night.

SUMMARY: The facility was built between 1886 and 1910. The Reformatory and remained in full operation until 1972. OSR is supposedly haunted with several paranormal "hotspots" such as the two chapels, the area around the warden's office, the infirmary and solitary confinement. Over 200 people died at the OSR, including a few guards who were killed during escape attempts.

SUMMARY: The Capitol is known as the most haunted building in Washington. It is haunted by more than a dozen ghosts. It is also the city's logical center: the dome spire is the centerpoint of the city's quadrants (Northwest DC, Southeast, Southwest, Northeast), making the Capitol building the only building that exists in all four of the city's quadrants. Senate side is to the left (north); House of Representatives to the right (south), when viewing the building from its "front": i.e., its west-side that faces The Mall, The Washington Monument, The Reflecting Pool and The Lincoln Monument. One-block to the east is the Supreme Court.

SUMMARY: The ghostly spirit of a grey-bearded man haunts Hatcher Hall. He has been seen walking in the administration building.

SUMMARY: One of the worst railroad disasters occurred on January 4, 1987, when three Conrail freight locomotives traveling above the speed limit between Baltimore and Harrisburg collided with a high-speed Amtrak passenger train near Chase, Maryland. The result was a twisted, flaming wreck that snuffed out 16 people and deathly harmed 170 others. "Many were burned alive."