Speed Art Museum
Mrs. JP Speed liked to supervise to ensure a perfect outcome, and she still does here… A spirit that is connected to items displayed is not a happy camper!
Mrs. JP Speed liked to supervise to ensure a perfect outcome, and she still does here… A spirit that is connected to items displayed is not a happy camper!
A staff member with a broken heart committed suicide… Other staff who caught TB and died here are still on duty.
More than one entity calls The Washington Opera House their afterlife home. The strongest spirit was a dancer who died before a performance.
The spirit of a soldier became an honorary fraternity brother before the house burned down. He may have moved with the fraternity into their new house…
The main female entity needs to help the living and is disturbed about her lost, unmarked grave.
Spirits who love this place keep an eye on the living; making their opinions known in startling ways.
Pregnant women beware! This place is home to a host of spirits, some not so nice; evil in personality.
Three known gentle spirits, with impeccable southern manners are sharing the mansion with the living.
Apparently, spirits from all eras are still having “a roll in the hay.”
The Provincial Hotel is a favorite hot spot for spectral Civil War wounded soldiers and their doctors.
A diverse variety of spirits still have things to do here: a Voo Doo Priestess, executed prisoners, a former organist, and dedicated priests.
Living guests are treated to surprise nightly visits from friendly spirit people, with a goal in mind.
The scourge of Yellow fever brought death to the young and endless human grief. The victims are still here and active!
The original owner is annoyed that a legitimate tourist stop exists in his former lair.
This hotel is incredibly haunted with one hundred basically well-mannered spirits who love to tease.
Many famous people who enjoyed their time here still like to visit as spirits.