Most Haunted Places in Each State Part 2
From the movie famous Amytiville house, to the field littered with GHOSTS; These are the Most HAUNTED Places in Each State Part 2 !
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25. Montana- Little Bighorn Battlefield
24. Nebraska- Alliance Theater
23. Nevada- Virginia City
22. New Hampshire- Kimball Castle
21. New Jersey- Leeds Point
20. New Mexico-Dawson
19. New York- Amityville House
18. North Carolina- The Carolina Theater
17. North Dakota-The Custer House
16. Ohio- Cincinnati Music Hall
15. Oklahoma- Mcbride House
14. Oregon- Lafayette Cemetery
13. Pennsylvania-Gettysburg
12. Rhode Island-Old Brook Farm
11. South Carolina-Old Charleston Jail
10. South Dakota-Bullock Hotel
Located in the historical city of Deadwood it been haunted since the day it opened in 1896. Visitors who’ve stayed here have reported hearing shattering glass, and lights and faucets are mysteriously turned on and off. Many will assure you that a ghost does live here but he’s said to be a friendly ghost, if there is such a thing.
9. Tennessee-Bell Witch Cave
If you’ve seen the film Blair’s Witch Project, you might be familiar with this haunted cave, located in the forests just north of Nashville. The cave is found next to an old farmhouse that would haunt the Bell family in the early 1800’s. John Bell expressed much concern that his neighbor, Kate Batts, had cursed him after a land dispute and she promised to haunt him and his family. So she did! John died from a strange horrifying illness and she apparently conducted her black magic from this cave. Go ahead take a tour but watch out!
8. Texas-Ghost Tracks
These train tracks just outside of San Antonio were reportedly the location of a tragic school bus accident and see the ghosts of children lingering around. Here in this photo, you see the railroad crossing what someone claims to be the ghost floating around.
7. Utah-Rio Grande Depot
This location is reportedly haunted by several ghosts but the most notable one is the purple lady, whose orbs form a unique purple haze. The woman threw her onto the train tracks at this depot during an argument with her husband. After going to retrieve it, she was struck by a train, leading to her demise. Security guards still claim to feel her presence at this depot in Salt Lake City.
6. Vermont- Southern Vermont College
If you want to become a paranormal investigator, this might certainly be the place you want to get a scholarship to. Even the college webpage itself recognizes the legends of a haunting history after a murder took place in a tower near campus. Security guards at the school claim there’s a sad ghost named Anna who’s made her presence rather clear.
5. Virginia-Peyton Randolph House
With Virginia’s colonial history, it should come to no surprise that some of the first settlers are still roaming around in this state. Located in Williamsburg, our nation’s first capital, this building is now a historic house museum. After Peyton Randolph constructed the house in 1715, his kids began mysteriously becoming ill or were simply lost. Not only was this house built upon two native american burial grounds, it was used as a hospital during the civil war. Walking around the streets late at night in this historic town, many have seen ghosts
4. Washington- Sorrento Hotel
Located in the city of Seattle, many claim this to be the most haunted hotel in the world. Many claim that the writer Alice B. Toklas haunted the hotel and is seen wandering the hotel late at night.
3. West Virginia-Trans-Allegheny Asylum
Creepy tours are offered at this former lunatic asylum where thousands of the most mentally insane americans were kept during the 1800’s. The patients would stay here until they were safe to be introduced to society. Creepy operations like lobotomies would take place here quite often where a part of someone’s brain was removed, turning them essentially into zombies. Other treatments like electroshock were experimented with at this facility.
2. Wisconsin- Pfister Hotel
This extravagant hotel located in the city of Milwaukee was built in 1893 in victorian style. It’s rumored to be haunted by former baseball players that once stayed here while on the road and also by the guy who built it, Charles Pfister. Is it a true haunted or maybe just some tourists who had too much Milwaukee beer?
1.Wyoming-Occidental Hotel
This spooky hotel located in the US’s least populated state, was built back in the 1800’s to welcome those who were heading west. It’s been visited by American legends such as Theodore Roosevelt and Buffalo Bill. However, the dark past with prostitution at this location has made it teeming with ghosts! One of them still haunts the hallways and is described as a woman with long black hair, wearing a spooky white gown.