SUMMARY: First a luxury retreat in the then-distant suburbs, then a psychiatric compound for three generations of doctors, globally reknowned and on the edge of pharmacokinetic treatment with documented CIA/government interest, this place was about as involved as involved can be.

SUMMARY: The Kent County Courthouse is the site of old gallows, a large and largely unmarked graveyard, and much intrigue. Past events and current exploits have stirred up trouble that, some say, remains to the present.

SUMMARY: In January, 2005, a young man's body was discovered amidst 70 tons of anthracite in a gondola at nearby Dickerson / Mirant coal power plant on the Potomac River. Things haven't been quite the same since.

SUMMARY: An old one-lane bridge that is reportedly haunted. Harney is a very small Maryland town that is located near the border of Pennsylvania. There is an old one-lane bridge in Harney that is reportedly haunted. People say if you stop your car on the bridge you will hear strange noises and sometimes a ghostly apparition will appear.

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: In this technical school, a company officer was killed in the late 1990's, and at nights the lights flicker along with doors becoming unlocked.

SUMMARY: The auditorium is said to be haunted. Manifestations reportedly include phantom footsteps and slamming doors.

SUMMARY: The hospital is haunted by a patient who committed suicide in a bathroom. People have heard moaning coming from the bathroom when it is empty. Other strange things happen here such as doors opening and closing and ghostly footsteps walking down the hall.

SUMMARY: This main part of this fort was used during the Civil War. Confederate soldiers were held prisoner here. Prison conditions were horrible, and many men died. The newer part of the fort was in operation from 1918 to 1946.

SUMMARY: Seneca School was built in 1865. The school served the children in the local farming community for more than 45 years. Students attending the school were from the age of six to sixteen years. Girls sat on one side of the one-room schoolhouse and boys sat on the other side. The school was heated by an old potbelly stove. The school has been restored and now serves as a museum.

SUMMARY: The George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences has the distinction of being the oldest medical school in the District of Columbia. It traces its origin to the Medical Department of the Columbia College, established in 1825. It first occupied a building at the corner of E and 10th Streets, financed by its own faculty.

SUMMARY: Between 1709 and 1715 a simple wooden frame church was built along the northeast shore of Elk River, the site of this church would later become the site of St. Mary Anne's Church, built around 1743. The graveyard outside the church has graves dating back to the earliest settlement of the area in the mid-late 1600s. Some of these graves are thought to mark Indian graves. The church and graveyard have been the site of cold spots, strange mists and other paranormal happenings.

SUMMARY: A curious room exists in the lower level of the girls dorms and cafeteria. It's long been rumored that a young lady hung herself in the closet of that room, and her body wasn't discovered for some time. The room was closed off for 15 years after that incident. When it was reopened, it's said that a strong smell of lilies lingered. The room was sealed off again to head off rumors of persistent haunting.

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: Some people apparently believe computer #25 to be "haunted by an old senior who failed" computer class and consequently did not graduate. Harkening back to "Tron," an unseen force ensures reportedly the success of seniors now using this computer.

SUMMARY: The hotel is haunted by an elderly woman that is seen in Room 10. The elderly woman was a frequent guest of the hotel in life. She developed a close friendship to the previous owner and her child. The spirit is reportedly very active if there is a child around. The television, it's said, will turn on by itself and the lights will turn off and on by themselves. Phantom footsteps have been heard in the halls.

SUMMARY: A sulfurous "stain" in the lower level disappears when it is touched. Employees have reportedly seen orbs near the stain.

SUMMARY: Not long ago a girl was raped and murdered on the steps of the pool hall. Walking up those steps sometimes gives a cold chill on warm summer nights.