SUMMARY: Near Haines Point, this building is located next to where the Lincoln assassination conspirators were hung and is reportedly very haunted.

SUMMARY: This private girls' school is located on Bradley Blvd. in Potomac, Maryland's equivalent of "Orange County, California," and possibly the most expensive area of the entire region. The original school building is a very old and it is reportedly haunted. People have experienced the lights turning on and off by themselves. Those alone in the building sometimes report hearing the sounds of doors opening and closing. The sounds of furniture being moved around are also reported. A feeling of "being watched" permeates some parts at some times. Haunting is unknown.

SUMMARY: Laboring Son Park, located between fifth and sixth street in Frederick, was once a grave yard for Blacks. The city turned the cemetery into a park. But it was eventually discovered that not all the bodies were moved. The city took the playground equipment off the site and promised to place a memorial sign at the site. This sign was only recently installed.

SUMMARY: The house was once an Underground Railroad stop. People have heard the sound of rattling chains in the house. The spirits of slaves and Civil War soldiers have been seen in the house. Doors open and close on their own accord and lights are known to turn on and off.

SUMMARY: The land for Union Cemetery was donated by Henry Burkitt in 1831, the man the town is named after. The graveyard is on top of a large hill in the middle of Burkittsville and provides a fantastic view. The soldiers who died were buried in Union Cemetery until 1868, when they were removed for re-interment in Washington Confederate Cemetery in Hagerstown. This graveyard is known to be haunted by the solider that died here in battle.

SUMMARY: The ghost of a Scottish Highland soldier who was killed in the battle can be seen roaming the woodline from Edge Hill.

SUMMARY: Old City Hall is located at Court Square and holds an important place in Frederick's history. Back in 1765 the citizens of Frederick gathered at the old court house that was located on this spot to protest the Stamp Act. They burned effigies of government officials who enforced the Stamp Act. All the towns people took a stand against England's Stamp Act, which was a punitive slap to Colonists anyway, which was another abominable form of "taxation without representation."

SUMMARY: Kate Batts, the historic Bell Witch has become famous due to continuing strange occurances in the area of Adams, Tennessee.

SUMMARY: Thomas Viduct is located at Levering Avenue, west of Route 1, in Elkridge. Built in the 1800's, the Thomas Viaduct is the oldest stone arch railroad viaduct. It is 704 feet long. Designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe Jr., it was named after Philip E. Thomas, the first president of the B&O Railroad. When it was built it was the largest bridge in America. Also, it was built in a curve, which had never been done before.

SUMMARY: The Taj Mahal is haunted by a man who committed suicide by jumping off the tenth floor of the garage. His ghostly apparition has been seen late at night in the hotel and the garage.

SUMMARY: Just stumbled across this. Not a haunting, but spooky anyway. Why is googling erasing the existence of government energy facilities from its maps? The DOE in Germantown, MD has no property listing, and its road names don't exist on google maps. That's not just taxation without representation, that's taxation without existence.

SUMMARY: Renovation and wood-work in particular is spectacular in this house.

SUMMARY: The Blue Coat Inn is haunted by an old man and a young drummer boy. Their ghostly apparitions have been seen throughout the inn.

SUMMARY: Dating from 1908, the Abbeville Opera House hosted significant touring companies from New York to Atlanta and in the process gained much notoriety and history.

SUMMARY: The churches of Frederick are part of the county's (and country's) early history. The Evangelical Lutheran Church located at 35 E. Church Street is 141 year old. The All Saints Episcopal Church located at 108 W. Church St. is 139 years old. The All Saints Parish Hall is located on the corner of Court Street, and it was built back in 1814. Francis Scott Key was a member of this church. The Trinity Chapel is located at 10 W. Church St. and the large stone tower was part of the original church built in 1763. The Evangelical Reformed Church is over 188 year old. The church is located at 15 W. Church St. and this is the church where General Stonewall Jackson came to worship on the Sunday before Antietam.

SUMMARY: There is an old three-story Victorian home on Beall Street in Rockville that is reportedly haunted. The house was built in 1892. The ghost has been known to talk, and the house often exudes strange noises. People believe that old Mr. Clint, the man who was the former owner, is still haunting the house. He loved his home and he does not seem to want to leave.