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The Whaley House-- America's Most Haunted Describes the history of this San Diego house and recounts the various haunting and ghostly figures witnessed there. San Diego, California
The Constellation, 1797 frigate was once a flagship of the U.S. Navy. Baltimore, Maryland
The Guthrie Theater Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Morris-Jumel Mansion A former Revolutionary War headquarters. New York City, New York
The Queen Mary The posh ocean liner brought glamour to the high seas in 1936. - Long Beach, California
Gettysburg National Military Park Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
The Octagon Washington, D.C.
The Spy House, This colonial plantation house turned museum.
Middleton, New Jersey
St. Mark's in the Bowery
The most notable of three ghosts said to frequent the place is a man with a cane, thought to be Peter Stuyvesant himself, who had a wooden leg and used a cane.
Ghost of New York

Find a Grave See the graves of thousands of famous people from around the world.
Ghost Web of International Ghost Hunters Society
Shadowlands - Ghosts and Hauntings Provides several thousand tales of ghost experiences submitted by visitors, photos, and ghost hunting advice. Researchers answer your questions.
International Ghost Hunters Society View photographs of alleged ghost sightings presented by the organization of paranormal researchers and believers. Who you gonna call?
Ghosts of the Prairie Find membership information for the American Ghost Society, plus sections on famous haunted cities, including Chicago and New Orleans.
Castle of Spirits Contains over 800 true ghost stories from the land down under, plus Australian ghost tour info and paranormal story submission details.
Ghost Research.Org
Discovery Channel A Haunting TV Series
History Channel Monster Quest