Garfield House
I couldn’t marry him while alive, but I can be near him in my afterlife.
Even as a spirit, I stimulate my brain.
I love the energy I have as a spirit!
Gay Street Ghosts
This building was the place of a torturous death. Two past owners are also at home here…
Gettysburg Battlefield
A failure to fully honor a brave soldier buried here caused a restless spirit…
Gilcrease House
The spirit of Thomas likes to putter around and visit, making some uneasy…
Gold Hill Hotel
Two well-known spirits are residents in two of the rooms in the historic section…
Grandstreet Theatre
When the Tiffany Window was reinstalled, the kind lady for whom it was originally dedicated, moved back into this building.
Gregory House
The full paranormal sports package was caused by at least 6 restless spirits!
Hangmans Tree Ice Cream Saloon
Angry spirits who suffered mob justice, share their rage. Other victims linger, enjoying the perks offered.
Hannah House
In a room where a tragic event took place, startling activity can be pleasant, or very unpleasant.
Harmony Inn
“Ha! By the time I’m done, he will believe!”
”I will not be beaten by my frail body.”
”I can reside here in my afterlife, as the spectral host and owner.”
Harpers Ferry Guest House
An unfriendly, resentful male spirit is triggered by uniforms and anyone breathing.
Harpers Ferry National Park
Hauntings caused by drowning, sudden and violent death, and more!
Harpers Ferry Streets and Buildings
Spirit of John Brown is feeling better about himself. Being in the heart of 14 battles can be deadly for all concerned. Betrayal and disappointment also causes restlessness. Unclean water was a killer.
Harvard Exit Theater Building
The spirits still enjoy their favorite place: Ghostly male bonding, and friendly help has caused surprising activity.
Hassayampa Inn
Home of a distraught spirit who suicided and is ashamed. Though still grieving, this spirit still finds ways to be entertained, like eavesdropping.
