SUMMARY: This structure was the successor to the Ford's Theatre facility. Opened in 1887, it was designed and built by John Shaw Billings to house the Army Medical Museum, the Library of the Surgeon General's Office, and some of the medical records. Between 1893 and 1910, it also housed the Army Medical School.

SUMMARY: Black Rock Mill is reportedly haunted by two teenage ghosts who were killed when their car went out of control on the narrow and winding road that drops as it approaches the Black Rock Mill. Their ghostly apparitions and overturned car lights have been seen on dark nights. If you honk your horn a few times the spirits are seen rising from the stream and then knock on your car door. A pair of bright headlights have been seen coming down the narrow road and then disappear.

SUMMARY: Built in 1907 as the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium, the building is now owned by the state. The building sits on a hill, overlooking the Catoctin Mountains and sits unused at the present. It is reportedly haunted by the people who died there when it was a Tuberculosis Sanatorium.

SUMMARY: Feelings of not being alone strange noises and shadows.

SUMMARY: Built just after the War of 1812, the Inn at Perry Cabin is a beautiful 80-guest-room hotel on the Chesapeake Bay, which features all you could want for a romantic getaway, including at least one ghost.

SUMMARY: One big mystery, despite the priest.

SUMMARY: In the past when Wilmington was a small town, there was a hill just off the main road that was located past the old St. James burial ground. On the hill was the town gallows. This location was used to hang criminals. Many people died on this spot.

SUMMARY: Place of countless accidents and deaths is marked by the appearance of 'ectoplasm' on the surface of the road.

SUMMARY: The road from Bakersfield Elementary School goes past the Beechtree Golf Clubdown. A black-cloaked apparition haunts the road. The dark figure has chased people. This cloaked figure is evil and dangerous.

SUMMARY: Silver Run, Maryland is an area that was mined in the 1880's. The story goes that there was a vein of pure silver located there. An old German silversmith named Arwud and his daughter staked out the site but before they could collect their wealth they were murdered by Indians. The location of the mine was never revealed to anyone.

SUMMARY: Foul play leaves behind a chatty poltergeist.

SUMMARY: Huge. Deep. Still. Not a smart place to fall into. Numerous dilapidated structures on the quiet grounds form an abandoned, sort of business-town. Now privately owned and rotting away into nothingness, this dying place echoes with the clamor and deeds of a bygone era.

SUMMARY: The Peter Shields Inn is said to be haunted by the ghostly spirit of the Peter, for whom the inn was named. Peter's ghostly apparition has been seen in one of the bedroom and walking the halls.

SUMMARY: This shop on Main Street is haunted by the ghost a young boy. The ghost once pushed the owner down the stairs. The owner of the shop had a woman exorcise the shop. The young ghost was asked to leave and the shop owner has not had a problem since.

SUMMARY: Almshouse complex at Route 611. This complex was used as the Bucks County Almshouse from 1810 to 1966. Several of the old buildings are still standing.

SUMMARY: The House is located on the corner of Second and Rosemount in Frederick. The ghosts of Joseph and Elias Brunner haunt this, one of the oldest houses in town. They are the ones who built the house in 1750. Their voices, with a distinctive German accent, are still heard within the house as well as their footsteps. A tunnel once ran from the house all the way to the creek. Joseph built the tunnel as an escape route for the family in case of Indian attack.

SUMMARY: The Fine Arts building located on Albany Campus is known to be haunted by a number of ghosts. The ghostly apparitions have been heard in the building. The sounds of voices and footsteps have been heard. The building was once a Childrens' Sanitarium. Some people believe the ghosts are some of the children from the facility.

SUMMARY: Mary's Garden in Annapolis, Maryland, is located behind St. Mary's Church, in the quadrangle formed by the church, the rectory and the historic John Carroll House. St. Mary's Church, on narrow Duke of Gloucester Street in the heart of old Annapolis, stands on the site of the first public Catholic chapel of grandeur in Maryland, built in 1822 by Charles Carroll. (Remember, Catholic churches in Maryland were actually outlawed and burned sometime after 1658; many landowners, however, privately maintained their own secret chapels on their own land.)

SUMMARY: There are stories about evil people practicing black arts on the old church grounds and graveyard. The teenagers in the Bowie area know about the church and the haunting.

SUMMARY: Egg Hill is an old church where a reverend murdered the congregation after a sermon one night! All of the victims are buried outside the church!

SUMMARY: Tenants who live in the base housing have felt strong presence in their homes. They have problem with small objects which constantly go missing or move to strange places. Many have even heard sounds of footsteps and voices. Three tenants saw a ghostly old man fishing on the Potomac.

SUMMARY: Legend has it wrong. She was burned by a lamp, and her fiance killed himself.

SUMMARY: The house was built by Charles Carroll in 1754. It's a large Georgian style mansion house, and it was build in five sections. The Mount Clare Mansion sat in the center of his 800 acre Patapsco River plantation.