SUMMARY: Carter Hall Mansion (aka "Goodwood") is located to the south side of Claggett Landing Road. It's about a mile down on the left but isn't visible from the road. Mansion is surrounded by Carter Farm, apparently working. Appears to be occupied.

SUMMARY: This building, not far from the Rosewell Plantation, is located near the York Plains Ford Battlefield. It's said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who committed murder here. Perhaps the soul is tortured or blocked, made to remain in this place. People have reported hearing shrieking screams coming from within the building, which reportedly burned at one time, killing some people who were inside.

SUMMARY: This area is haunted by strange creatures. One of the creatures is reportedly half-man and half-horse (a centaur), and it has evil red eyes. Another creature that haunts the area is known to fly at night. The creature has a wing span as long as a plane, and it is said to resemble a valkyrie.

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

SUMMARY: There are many local rumors about the area and most encounters are personal account. Ghosts seen & heard, strong sense of uneasiness, cold spots, feeling of being watched.

SUMMARY: Arlington Cemetery is the final resting-place of over 260,000 soldiers and civilians. The cemetery has over 612 acres. The cemetery was built on the grounds of Arlington Mansion, which was. Robert E Lee's home until the outbreak of the Civil War. The cemetery contains the final resting place of veterans from every American conflict from the Revolutionary War through to the Gulf War and Somalia, with the pre-Civil War dead having been re-interred after 1900.

SUMMARY: Lilburn is one of the most beautiful homes in the town of Ellicott City (west of Baltimore). Lilburn in Ellicott City remains perhaps the most famous haunted house in Maryland. The stories of ghosts haunting this house have continued for years. The house has been owned by several different families.

SUMMARY: The Pierce-Klingle Manion is an 1823 three-story, gray stone Pennsylvania Dutch-style building that is now the Rock Creek Park administration office. A favorite running destination for Chandra Levy (intern and lover of former House Representative Gary Condit), who was, according to some, an informant and victim of an Israeli Mossad hit squad.

SUMMARY: The Pratt home is known to be haunted. People believe the home is haunted by Enoch Pratt. He has been seen in the room where he died, which is now an office. They feel he is keeping a watch over his home. Employees who work for the Woodbourne Center have experienced some strangeness: Pratt's ghostly apparition has been seen in the building. People have heard ghostly footstep walking up the stairs.

SUMMARY: Over its 100 plus years, this building has seen many events, and has seen many Marylanders off to fight for freedom, some to loose their lives in that cause. Many people have notice strange things occuring in the building; cold spots, unknown sounds, doors opening by themselves and shadowy figures that appear and disapear before your eyes. No one is completely sure of the source of these happenings, but many believe that some of the many people who have passed through the entranceway of the Fifth Regiment Armory may have never left.

SUMMARY: The second oldest medical college in Washington, D.C., Georgetown University Medical School dates from 1851. It first occupied a building at the corner of 12th and F Streets, NW, and moved in 1869 to the building at the corner of 10th and E Streets, which had been home to the Medical Department of Columbia College (now George Washington University Medical School).

SUMMARY: The courthouse was built in 1708. There were a number of hangings on the front lawn of the courthouse back in those times. People believe the old courthouse is haunted by some spirits of those who were hung there. People have heard footsteps in the building and have reported strange feelings when they walk across the lawn.

SUMMARY: Chairs and silverware move on their own. Lamps ignite and extinguish. Doors slam. Pictures fly off walls.