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Grey Gables Mansion Bed & Breakfast

The Grey Gables Mansion located in Richford, Vermont was built between 1890-1892, for a prosperous Richford entrepreneur, Sheldon Boright. By-gone days are recalled in this stately mansion. Mr. Boright, a wealthy wood baron, lived in the home with his young family. Much of the land in Richford was owned by Mr. Boright, including the land beyond the river. Here he would race his horses. He would invite his friends over for lavish parties in the ballroom formerly located on the third floor. The guests could wander up to the widow's peak and watch the horses race off in the distance.

Grey Gables Mansion Bed & Breakfast
122 River Street
Richford, Vermont 05476
802.848.3625 

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Sheraton Gunter Hotel

A haunting past.
In 1965, an unidentified woman was murdered at the Sheraton Gunter and her restless spirit is said to haunt the premises. Since this terrible incident, staff and guests have reported strange occurrences in the vicinity of the sixth floor.
A welcoming present.

Between ghost hunts enjoy all our hotel and the San Antonio area have to offer.  Located in the Central Downtown Theater District one-half block from the Riverwalk and across the street from the Majestic Theatre, the hotel is convenient to shopping, dining and lively nightlife. We think you might also like any one of the city’s ghost tours.

Sheraton Gunter Hotel
205 East Houston Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Phone: 210-227-3241

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1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa

Millions have now seen the incredible footage of the full-size male paranormal apparition caught on thermographic videotape by the Sci-Fi Channel's "Ghost Hunters." Thousands more have actually visited "the morgue" where it was "captured." And during October, a few can have the opportunity to sleep in these lower-level series of rooms that are said to be one of the most active areas here in "America's Most Haunted Hotel," The 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa.

Built in 1886 and a proud member of the prestigious Historic Hotels of America this Eureka Springs hotel has been the choice for Eureka Springs weddings and Eureka Springs vacations for these 120 years. Why? Thorncrown Chapel, the Great Passion Play and the Arkansas Ozarks …all unique to the Eureka Springs lodging site that is Eureka Springs AR.

1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa
75 Prospect Ave
Eureka Springs AR 72632
877-342-9766

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The 1891 Castle Inn Of New Orleans

The 1891 Castle Inn of New Orleans, an Historic Bed and Breakfast located in the Garden District just 100 feet off St. Charles Avenue, route of the famous Streetcar which can ride you down Live Oak Tree lined streets to the French Quarter and Bourbon Street in minutes. Duck back in to your B&B to freshen up between Mardi Gras Parades. We are located walking distance from Magazine Street, The D-Day Museum and very close to the Morial Convention Center and the Central Business District, Louisiana Superdome, The Aquarium of the Americas. Commander's Palace Restraurant and Lafayette Cemetery are located just around the corner.

The guests and employees reported strange and unexplained encounters: Objects moving by themselves, electric lights and appliances turning on and off on their own, unexplained sounds, lots of footsteps, water faucets turning on and off in empty bathrooms, and brief glimpses of a "transluscent man" standing in corners and on the front porch late at night.

The 1891 Castle Inn Of New Orleans
1539 4th Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
504-897-0540

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Rockcliffe Mansion

Rockcliffe Mansion is an amazing 13,500 sf American Castle built to overlook the Mighty Mississippi River between 1898 and 1900. It is on the National Register of Historic Homes.

Its original owner, John J. Cruikshank Jr., died in his bed in 1924. Now, housekeepers often have to straighten Mr. Cruikshank's bedding in that room, as it mysteriously retains the form of a 5-foot-4-inch body. Caretakers who watched over the house for a decade when it was left empty report strong cigarette smoke that would waft in at midnight. There have been reports by guests of hearing footsteps that walk into the room that Mr. Cruikshank occupied. And guests have witnessed Mrs. Cruikshank — yes, let's not forget her — floating through her grand music room.

Rockcliffe Mansion
1000 Bird
Hannibal, Missouri 63401
Local: 573.221.4140

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Stone Lion Inn

The Stone Lion Inn was built in 1907 by F.E. Houghton, the founder of Cotton Oil Company and owner of the first car dealership in Oklahoma. The Houghtons started out in a little house that once was located on the lot next door on the east side of the Inn. The Houghtons had 12 children, and all survived childhood except for one daughter, who died before the family moved into the Stone Lion Inn. Becky Luker purchased the Stone Lion Inn in 1986 and converted the house into the first bed-and-breakfast in Oklahoma. Back in the 1920s, the house was leased to Smith’s Funeral Home and was used as a mortuary. You can imagine what's coming next: The Smiths lived upstairs and the embalming was done in what is now the Inn’s kitchen. Today, the owner uses the beautiful porcelain embalming table as a  hallway buffet where guests can help themselves to refreshments throughout the day.

Supposedly, the Houghton daughter haunts the Inn. The girl was 8 years old when she died of whooping cough. It is believed that the maid overmedicated her with cough syrup. The medication had codeine and opium, which was once common. Guests have reported being awakened at night between 2 a.m. and 2:30 a.m., when a small child comes into the room and pats them on the cheek, but when they are fully awake, no one is there.

Another ghost is an older gentleman who is recognized by the scent of his cigar smoke. He wears a suit and a derby-like hat. A ghost woman haunts the wedding suite, and laughter sometimes can be heard around 4 a.m. on a regular basis.

Guthrie, Oklahoma
405-282-0012

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Back Inn Time Bed & Breakfast

Resident Ghost - the wife of Sidney Weaver, a past owner of the home. Lora died at the young age of 30, however her spirit lived on at Back Inn Time. Request Lora's Room for a chance to encounter Lora. Another ghost spotted is that of a man. He has been seen in the downstairs parlor.

Many of the guests have reported seeing the resident ghosts while staying at the back in time. If you are lucky you may also have a spirited encounter.

This beautifully restored Victorian Manor located in St. Albans, Vermont was built in 1858 by Victor Atwood in the old Railroad town of St. Albans, VT. Each room of this Vermont Bed & Breakfast has been completely restored and decorated in the period fashion.  Guests will be able to choose from four smaller rooms, all with queen or full sized beds, or 2 master rooms, both with their own fireplace.  Additionally,  guests can dine in the formal dining room, enjoy the exquisite gardens from one of four outside porches, take in a novel in the enchanting library, or simply sip a cup of tea in one of the two sitting rooms offered by the house.

Back Inn Time Bed & Breakfast
68 Fairfield St.
St. Albans, VT 05478
(802) 527-5116

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The Myrtles Plantation

The Myrtles Plantation, circa 1796, invites you to step into the past to experience antebellum splendor. You will see fine antiques and architectural treasures of the South and discover why The Myrtles has been called one of "America's Most Haunted Homes".

Relax in the giant rockers on the 120-foot verandah or stroll through the lush ten acres filled with majestic live oaks. The 5000 square foot old brick courtyard is the perfect place to unwind before enjoying a delicious candlelight dinner at
Varnedoe's Restaurant.

Located in the Legendary Plantation Country on U.S. Highway 61, 30 miles North of Baton Rouge between New Orleans, Louisiana and Natchez, Mississippi.

The Myrtles Plantation
St. Francisville, Louisiana
7747 U.S. Highway 61
P.O. Box 1100
St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775
PHONE 225.635.6277

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Queen Mary Luxury Liner

Ghosts have been reported on board only after she reached California. Many areas are rumored to be haunted. Reports of hearing little children crying in the nursery room, actually used as the third class playroom, and a mysterious splash noise in the drained first class swimming pool are cited. In 1966, 18 year old fireman John Pedder was crushed by a watertight door in the engine room during a drill, and his ghost is said to haunt the ship.

The hotel's 365 original staterooms span three decks and include eight full suites. Each cabin is uniquely appointed, and embellishments vary to include rich wood paneling; Art Deco built-ins; original artwork; and, portholes for outside cabins. The hotel offers a business center, and for those who wish to enjoy some fresh ocean air and exercise, four times around the Sun Deck equals one mile.

Ghosts & Legends Tour

The first-class swimming pool is a popular spot for ghost sightings and is part of the Ghosts & Legends show, a daily, special effects, walk-through show created aboard the ship that dramatizes actual paranormal and historic events that have been reported over the years. Wet footprints mysteriously appear — and there is not a drop of water in the pool. Women in vintage bathing suits visit for a leisurely swim. Although the pool has been closed for more than 30 years. Is it real, or is it your imagination at work? Testimonials from passengers and crew members continue to be reported and documented, all of them wanting answers to what they’ve experienced. Do ghosts really exist aboard the Queen Mary?

Ghosts & Legends of the Queen Mary encompasses a 25,000-square-foot area and takes guests through locations not accessible to the public, blurring the line between reality and imagination.

1126 Queen's Highway, Long Beach, Ca. 90802
(562) 435-3511

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