Ghost to Coast: Wheatlands Plantation in Tennessee
While a small light shines in the history of Wheatlands Plantation, it’s worth remembering that the bloody location recorded over 70 murders on the grounds during its long existence.
Ghost to Coast: The Bullock Hotel in Deadwood, South Dakota
With as long and storied history as Deadwood, there’s bound to be some ghosts in the mix.
Ghost to Coast: The Old Exchange & Dungeon in Charleston
First used by the American Revolutionary Army as a military prison, the dungeon served to incarcerate pirates during the period before the US declared independence.
Ghost to Coast: Providence City Hall in Rhode Island
With a bloody beginning to its life, it’s not hard to see why the gorgeous building is reported to be the most haunted location in Rhode Island.
Ghost to Coast: Hotel Bethlehem in Pennsylvania
Celebrating its 100 year anniversary, the Hotel Bethlehem has been a fixture in the Bethlehem, Pennsylvania historic district for even longer. Tragic events and tales from the hotel give credence to the assertion that the hotel is haunted. Proprietors of… Read More »Ghost to Coast: Hotel Bethlehem in Pennsylvania
Ghost to Coast: The Tillamook Rock Lighthouse in Oregon
The lighthouse was purchased by enterprising undertakers who wished to turn it into a columbarium, a type of cemetery where urns and ashes are stored.
Ghost to Coast: Gilcrease Home & Museum in Tulsa
This mansion wore many hats in its time. The land was originally owned by the Creek tribe, then it was a luxurious mansion in Tulsa. It’s been an orphanage for indigenous children from the local reservation, became a private abode… Read More »Ghost to Coast: Gilcrease Home & Museum in Tulsa
Ghost to Coast: Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield
A lawsuit would be the final nail in the coffin for the Ohio State Reformatory, but not before gathering a few ghost stories from their halls.
Ghost to Coast: San Haven Sanatorium in North Dakota
Closed in 1987 for good, the San Haven Sanitarium now sits abandoned, the land beneath it being owned by the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa.
Ghost to Coast: Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill
Built in 1924, this gorgeous example of architecture sits nestled in in the hill that gave the town its name. A popular place for University graduates and tourists alike, catapulting it into its place as a treasured part of North… Read More »Ghost to Coast: Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill