SUMMARY: The Belmont House was built in 1738. It sits on 82 acres of land. The mansion was built by Caleb Dorsey but is now owned by the American Chemical Society. The "Belmont Conference" is an old estate that has been converted into a conference center. Workers at the conference center have heard the sounds of horses race up the long driveway; then, a knock is often heard at the front door. But, no one is ever there.

SUMMARY: Creek Road, off of Boot Road, in "D-Town": Two tunnels are connected by a sliver of open space with a wire connecting them. Stories say that a man hung himself from the wire.

SUMMARY: An ill-placed garden, once moved quiets this ghost.

SUMMARY: The school is reportedly haunted. Students and visitors to the school have heard strange ghostly voices when no one is inside. The doors open and close by themselves. The sounds of ghostly footsteps are heard. There is a feeling of being watched by some invisible force.

SUMMARY: Another infamous "gravity hill" in which cars placed in neutral gear appear to roll uphill. [Has this been confirmed anywhere?]

SUMMARY: The Maryland Institute College of Art, is located at Bolton Hill. Two of the college buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places.

SUMMARY: Located at Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenue, NW, The Washington National Cathedral is a magnificent and stunning structure. The foundation stone was laid in 1907 but the work was not completed until September 29, 1990, 83 years later. A lot can happen in that time.

SUMMARY: Numerous people have reported "seeing things" near the graveyard which is located behind the dam. People have reportedly been hung or shot in this densely wooded area. Locals say the creepiness is thick in the air.

SUMMARY: A "wispy, faintly glowing girl" was seen in one of the rooms during the night, walking around. The reported stated that she turned and disappeared right through a wall.

SUMMARY: The house was built in 1790 and built onto in 1840. The house has belonged to the same family since 1861. A peaceful little child haunts this Bed and Breakfast Inn. One of the rooms was once the child's bedroom, and the ghostly child still resides there. The house was also used to help runaway slaves as part of the Underground Railroad.

SUMMARY: The building at 16th St. NW and R St. NW is the Scottish Rite Museum. A few blocks just north of there (and on West side of 16th St.) is the Scottish Rite Temple.

SUMMARY: This area is haunted by a little girl who is searching for her lost teddy bear. The little girl has reportedly asked people, "where is my teddy bear?" She then promptly disappears.

SUMMARY: A rich history of power and intrigue of course surrounds one of the three homes of political might in the US. Like the rest of us, the ghosts are just along for the ride!

SUMMARY: The Hummelbaugh house on the battlefield at Gettysburg was used as a field hospital by the Union army. A mortally wounded Confederate brigadier general died in the house and it is said that the man's loyal dog haunts the property to this day. The house is a private residence and not open to the public.

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: Sitting along Bethlehem Pike in Flourtown is an old building called the Black Horse Inn. The building was constructed 30 years before the formation of our country. General George Washington used it as a rest stop for his men on their way to Valley Forge.

SUMMARY: An upscale townhouse in a new neighborhood in Germantown, MD seems to exhibit some form of haunting by poltergeist.