SUMMARY: At the construction completion of the roller coaster a Maintenance worker was killed by a coaster car during a test run. To this day people say they see him working on the track while they are riding the roller coaster.

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

SUMMARY: One woman stayed at the Inn with her mother. Her mother was awakened by the sound of humming. She looked up and saw the ghostly silhouette of a woman with her hair in a bun walking at the foot of the bed. And then she disappeared. The next night she was awakened by the sound of a group of people marching outside, and they were talking and yelling back and forth. The Inn is located near Gettysburg College.

SUMMARY: Along a typical alley in the Fells Point area, the unassuming edifice on South Regester Street conceals hidden paranormal energies.

SUMMARY: Over 15 years ago a house on Karlyn Street caught on fire in the attic. There were three children sleeping in the house. The parents could not save the children who subsequently died in the fire. The house was later remodeled.

SUMMARY: Reports of strange whispy mists persist. Two people apparently drowned in the pond nearby.

SUMMARY: Sometime in the early 1900's, a young boy died in this mid 18th century farmhouse. The lights and applicance switch on by themselves. One night the toy train in the sunroom began to go around the track all by itself.

SUMMARY: Reported to be haunted by an ex-Vice Principal. The following year, on the same day of her firing, strange events occurred. People were shoved against walls; papers were thrown around, doors slammed without wind or obvious force, desks were toppled over --mostly when only one or a few people were around.

SUMMARY: Bryantown is located along the Zekiah Swamp. The town was scrambling with federal troops searching for John Wilkes Booth after assassinating President Lincoln. The soldiers used the Old Bryantown Tavern, and the tavern is reported haunted by a Civil War soldier. The St. Mary's Catholic Church cemetery is the site of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd's grave and is reportedly a good site to look for ghosts.

SUMMARY: The Fredericksburg Civil War battle was fought on December 13, 1862. In that battle, the Union Army made an unsuccessful attempt to move south against the Confederate capital at Richmond.

SUMMARY: A young boy hung himself at school, and people now report seeing his ghost.

SUMMARY: Major General Edward Braddock was known to have buried a chest of gold when he was under attack by the French and Indians. No one knows where the gold is buried. People believe that the Major is haunting the area looking for his gold.

SUMMARY: The tunnel was once used as a railroad tunnel back in the early to mid 1900's. The tunnel was then converted to a pedestrian tunnel in the 1970's. People have seen frightening, ghostly images hanging from the roof of the tunnel, however. People have also seen ghostly apparition walking ahead of them in the tunnel. When approached, however, the apparitions just fade and disappear.

SUMMARY: The Lamplights Inn has been a landmark in Central Lake since 1924. Its series of owners and patrons have experienced all kinds of paranormal phenomena.

SUMMARY: At the time it was built in 1792, Bloomingdale was one of the largest and most refined houses in the county, and it survives today in nearly pristine condition. Constructed by Thomas Johnings Seth, it was later owned by Sallie Harris, a prominent member of Baltimore and Queen Anne’s County society. In 1880 it passed to Severn Teackle Wallis, a leading figure in Baltimore legal circles, a founding member of the Maryland Historical Society in 1844, and a charter member of the Peabody Institute. It is said to be haunted by the ghost of William Sterret.