SUMMARY: Back in the early 1970's, a black preacher died of a heart attack in his room. His wife didn't discover this until the morning, however, and ever since then the piano upstairs plays music on its own accord.

SUMMARY: This home is haunted by the spirits of a man and a woman. They have been seen many times in one of the rooms. People call that room "The Haunted Chamber". It is unknown their possible relation or reason for haunting.

SUMMARY: The old Mill and surrounding land (now a small state park) is home to many spirits which still roam the hills and Slippery Rock Creek. When the mill was operational a man who worked there had always walked the same path to work. He carried his lunch in a box and a lantern. Rumor is the man died during a malfunction in the equipment.

SUMMARY: Paloma's Bar was a hotel before it was converted into a bar. It also served as a speak-easy and a garage.

SUMMARY: The founder's young daughter died suddenly at the College when she was only 16. Her ghostly spirit has been seen in the attic of the dormitory. The girl's mother has been seen in the quad on the grounds near the old plantation house. The ghostly apparition of Indiana Fletcher Jones haunts the campus. She has been seen in her old home, Mount San Angelo. She has been seen standing near the upstairs fireplaces and walking in the dining room. The college is located two miles south of Amherst. For more information call 804-381-6142.

SUMMARY: Rumored to be haunted. In 1832, a guest staying at an Inn in Frederick County near Hagans Tavern buried a chest with $38,000 in gold coins and jewelry. He buried it halfway between Braddock and Braddock Heights on State 40.

SUMMARY: Bay Oak, the new housing development in Lewes, is at the same location where American Indians massacred members of a then-newly settled Dutch community. The neighborhood appears to be haunted. People have seen orbs floating in the air; streaks of light flash through the sky and inside their homes. Not one, not a few, but over one dozen.

SUMMARY: The house was built between 1755 and 1760. The home belonged to George Mason who was born in 1725 and is known as a generally important person who influenced the development of our government.

SUMMARY: The Colby Mansion house is boarded and abandoned. It was built in the 1800's by a wealthy railroad man. A bout of depression reportedly struck this well-to-do man, and, unfortunately, he shot and killed his wife. He promptly cut off her head, the story goes, and placed it on the fireplace mantle. Soon thereafter, and the story gets murky here, he was killed by local the local sheriff. Both bodies are buried in the estate's graveyard.

SUMMARY: Long rumored as haunted (the receptionist cheerfully confirms), this elite-of-elite country club, just northwest of DC along the Potomac River, sports the likes of senators and a who's-who list of dignitaries and presidents and "veeps" going solidly back to its formation over one hundred years ago.

SUMMARY: A ghostly apparition has been seen near the coal chutes in the East End of Parkersburg. A black and white apparition has been spotted in this area dozens of times. There were similar ghost sightings in August of 1888, sightings which involved the apparition of a little girl who was seen playing in the streets near dusk. Some people saw the ghosly little girl in a white dress, and others saw her in a black dress. Were there two renditions of the same force?

SUMMARY: This home was built in 1700's and was used as a slave home. The staff has had numerous sightings of ghostly apparitions over the years. Ghosts from the distant and not-so-distant past are often seen here.

SUMMARY: This is not a ghost haunting but is an haunting of another sort. Big Foot has been haunting Maryland's wooded areas for decades. People hiking through the woods have reported seeing a Big Foot creature. Big footprints have been found near various rivers and in soft earthen spots. This large creature has reportedly been spotted in no fewer than Anne Arundel, Harford, Howard, Montgomery, and Prince George's counties.

SUMMARY: Layers Hill is an area where a lot of lawyers build fine homes in Elkridge. "The Lawn" is a large, two-story house that was built in 1830 by Judge George Dobbin. In 1951 another family purchased the home and soon learned that they were not the only ones living in the home.

SUMMARY: During spring season there is a giant puddle under the NANA museum from all the melted snow.

SUMMARY: This story dates from the 1980's, when a girl overdosed on heroine in the woods of Indian Rock Park. Supposedly her and her friends would drink and do drugs in the woods. One night she had too much to drink and overdosed on heroine.

SUMMARY: People say that the old Glen Echo Trolley Park is haunted, right along with its nearby neighbor, the famous Clara Barton House.