SUMMARY: Almshouse complex at Route 611. This complex was used as the Bucks County Almshouse from 1810 to 1966. Several of the old buildings are still standing.

SUMMARY: There are three large rocks known as the three sisters on the Potomac River near Georgetown. The rocks are part of a submerged reef that sits in the water. The rocks got their insidious name over a hundred years ago, when a boat carrying three sisters who had set out was wrecked against the rocks. The three sisters drowned.

SUMMARY: Built during the reign of King Kamehameha V (completed in 1882) it replaced a former one-story bulding constructed of coral block. It served as the official residence of the Hawaiian monarch until it was overthrown in 1893. At that time the building became the statehouse of the new Provisional Government of Hawaii. The building is said to be haunted by the spirit of Queen Lili'uokalani the last monarch of the Kingdom of Hawaii.

SUMMARY: There is a cemetery called Rose Hill in Hagerstown that is said to be very active with ghosts. People have had sightings of full body apparitions. It is also said to be a great place to take ghost photos. It's also open all the time but please be cautious at night!

SUMMARY: In love, small steps can become great leaps.

SUMMARY: Genesar, near assateague in south point is a freaky old abandoned house on the national historic register, that a woman allegedly carries her head down the stairs.

SUMMARY: Bell Manor is a lovely an mid-late 19th Century colonial revival mansion which is located near Conowingo, MD. In the 70's the Girl Scouts began using it as a summer camp. Bell Manor is haunted by a ghostly woman. A Girl Scout camp is built on the Bell Plantation, which was part of the Underground Railroad. There is a deep sub-basement where the story goes that slaves died hiding from the Southerners.

SUMMARY: Anchorage's oldest hotel is haunted by many things. Several guests have reported seeing a young girl walk the second floor hall. Also, in rooms 215 and 217 the TV's turn on and off, and the water in the tub and sink will sometimes run by itself.

SUMMARY: The castle was built by wealthy Maryland businessman Samuel Taylor Suit for his young bride, Rosa, in 1885. Rosa spent the family silver on throwing lavish parties and died in poverty. It is thought her spirit still lurks in the castle, a faded shell of its former grandeur. …

SUMMARY: The statue of Benjamin Rush, M.D. (1745-1813) is located at the grounds of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery , across from the entrance to the old Observatory building. The larger-than-life, bronze statue honors the Philadelphia physician, medical educator and the signer of the Declaration of Independence.

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: The home was built in 1802 and just prior to the Civil War, Alexander Thompson added a first and second floor addition and five smaller rooms on the third floor. In 1988 the home was purchased and turned into an inn. When the owners began working in the inn they were asked by the Thompson family and by employees if they had seen Alexander riding up the driveway on his white horse. They were informed that Alexander is often seen. The owners said they have never seen Alexander on his horse but have experienced many unusual occurrences. Each night the twenty four un-rented rooms are locked only to be found open and unlocked in the morning. One employee saw a man sitting on the bed in room 303, she screamed and ran out of the room and the man disappeared. People who stay in room 209 say they feel someone watching them. The ghost often turns off the TV when people are watching it. The lights turn on and off in room 209. One guest in room 209 complained about a knocking sound that went on all night.

SUMMARY: Fort Meade was constructed in 1917, authorized by an Act of Congress in 1917. The fort was built for troops who were drafted for the war with Europe. Many strange occurrences have happened here throughout the years…..

SUMMARY: The Belair Stables was home to many of the greatest thoroughbred horses in history, including Selima, Gallant Fox, Omaha, and Nashua. Its buildings were constructed in the early twentieth century and were made to complement the 18th century Belair Mansion, located nearby.

SUMMARY: Weston, West Virginia is home to the Weston State Hospital. Weston State Hospital, formerly known as the Trans-Allegheny Asylum for the Insane, stands vacant but proud along the banks of the West Fork of the Monongahela River in Weston, Lewis County, West Virginia.

SUMMARY: Ghost slaves roam the grounds, protecting buried treasure and the lands of this plantation.

SUMMARY: The Inn is haunted by a ghostly spirit. The sounds of footsteps have been heard on the third and fourth floors. People have seen orange and yellow Orbs floating through the hallways.