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Haunted Places to Visit
Going on vacation this year? Why not drop in on some haunted places nearby? The
following haunted places are some easy ideas for getting your spook on!
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The White Eagle Bar (Portland, Oregon)
The city of Portland is known as a spooky place built over top of
miles of tunnels complete with stories of ghosts from the past that
are said to haunt such places. The White Eagle bar is known to have
a rough past of fighting, prostitution and drug use. Do the ghosts
from this bar's history haunt current patrons, looking to still
experience their vices? Drop in and have a drink in this choice of
haunted places and find out. At least you'll enjoy some of the spirits
at this landmark tavern!
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Bobby Mackey's Music World (Wilder, Kentucky)
This night club and tavern's building was formerly a slaughter house
and ritual site for satanists. Known for dark activity, this could be the
most sinister of the haunted places on our list. Still, Mackey's is just
a fun place to check out. Warning to the wary: Don't be scared.
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Hollywood Tower Apartments (Los Angeles, California)
Notoriously known to be haunted, this building used to be the home
of many of Hollywood's earliest of stars. Apparitions have been
seen inside this jewel of haunted places. Stop in and walk the
halls...especially the second floor. It's rumored to have a
boot-wearing apparition that interacts with people. You never know.
You might just bump into a celebrity from bygone years. After all,
Hollywood is the place to see stars!
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The Biltmore Hotel (Miami, Florida)
This haunted place has a history of murder and was converted into a
hospital, medical school and morgue for two decades! People
report seeing the ghosts of former soldiers in the reopened hotel.
Definitely an eerie destination!
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Parker House Hotel (Boston, Massachusetts)
An old hotel makes a great site to visit while looking for haunted
places. Charles Dickens was known to be a regular guest at the
Parker, and the hotel is now known to be home to several ghosts
which include its founder, Harvey Parker. Don't forget about the
ghostly specter who resides on the 10th floor or the shadow man in
stovepipe hat who has also been spotted. We're sure they might be
looking for a place to bunk for the night!
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Harvard Exit Theater (Seattle, Washington)
Haunted by six spirits or more, this little haunted venue might give
you quite an experience for your money. Ghosts are known to move
furniture and visit staff regularly. Known as a great place to see a
movie and maybe a ghost?
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Algonquin Hotel (New York City, New York)
Formerly a writer's haven from the times of the speakeasy, this
haunted place is known to house ghosts that still stop by the bar.
Members of literary group used to meet there and gossip. Why not
join them for some enlightening conversation? Word is that some of
them still get together. By the way, be sure to be on the look-out for
the bellman apparition by the elevators. He's given some quite a
spook!
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Congress Plaza Hotel (Chicago, Illinois)
This 850 room haunted place is rumored to have paranormal
activity. Having been built in 1893, the hotel was formerly used by
mobster Al Capone to run his businesses. This haunted place is
known for ghostly noises and specters capable of moving doors,
curtains and people's belongings. Why not stop in while in the windy
city and pay this haunted jewel of places a visit?
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The Majestic (Detroit, Michigan)
Listen for the sounds of oohs and ahs coming from an unseen
crowd sitting in the mezzanine balcony. Look for apparitions that
roam this haunted place of entertainment, complete with bar,
restaurant, theater, billiards, bowling and more!
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Saint Louis Cemetery (New Orleans, Louisiana)
It's called "St. Louis #1" and features above ground monuments very near the French
Quarter. A stroll through this infamously haunted place is a perfect way to set the mood while
in town. You'll be creeped-out, walking amidst the former living entombed at street level; and,
that's before one considers the possibility of ghosts and haunting. This haunted place even
houses a shrine to famous voodoo practioner, Marie Laveau.
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Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Charlotte, North Carolina)
This 18th century haunted place is said to still be visited by General William Lee Davidson,
hero of the Revolutionary War. Lore of him riding his horse at night through the graveyard,
saber raised, on the first of each February would be a spectacular sight, if true. So, why not
take a chance to visit the country church at night. Take a lamp and, uh, wait if you dare. You
might want to get there early. We heard people are just dying to get in!
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Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
You can visit this haunted place for free and check out the exhibits. But not all things at this
art museum are to be admired, perhaps. Gallery 361 is said to be home to a portrait of a
ghost named "Mrs. T" who has been seen by security. Is she attached to her picture, wanting
to interact with those around it? Be brave. Check it out, but know this: Paranormal
phenomena is rampant in this haunted place, such as disembodied footsteps, flickering
lights, cold areas, slamming doors and moving shadows!
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Cheesman Park (Denver, Colorado)
A huge, former burial place for the people of this area later became a park. Some of those
interred were relocated. Others were not. Need we say more? This has got to be one of the
top haunted places in Denver. It is said that the remains of the poor and criminals still
remain earthed on the grounds. Anybody for a picnic at night?
Looking for more haunted places to visit? Why not investigate some famous haunted
places, haunted libraries, or some haunted hotels you can spend the night in?
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Haunted Places to Visit Copyright 2010 Angels & Ghosts, LLC
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