Juliette Gordon Lowe House Museum
A female spirit still loves her forever home; A male spirit still wants her company.
Kendrick Mansion
Surprising visitors is fun!
It is the polite thing to do, escorting visitors.
Kern County Museum Pioneer Village
Spirits are still enjoying their homes and places of business, trying to keep a low profile.
King’s Tavern
“I was murdered and want the truth to be known, and justice served.”
“This is my forever home, and I will share it with the living.”
“My employment was unfairly and brutally ended, but I can still enjoy myself here as a spirit.”
“This is my house! I wish you would leave.”
Kleinschmidt House
This huge, spooky-looking place still has busy family spectral members.
Knight Hall at Laramie University
Graves were inadvertently disturbed, causing spectral people watching. These spirits freely amuse themselves in the Knight Hall.
Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop
The original owner is annoyed that a legitimate tourist stop exists in his former lair.
Lafitte’s Guest House
The scourge of Yellow fever brought death to the young and endless human grief. The victims are still here and active!
Lake Hotel
Spirits of former guests are still in vacation mode – even the drowning victims.
Laramie Prison
The spirit of a jailed entrepreneur still yearns to fulfill his business plan…
Larian Motel
The Larian Motel is perfect for after-life vacations and spectral boarders as well.
Laveau House
Some people report that the spirit of Marie and her followers still conduct wild voodoo ceremonies.
Le Pavillon Hotel
This hotel is incredibly haunted with one hundred basically well-mannered spirits who love to tease.
Legare Street House
A riding accident victim still does what he truly enjoyed while alive.
Levy House
A tragic accident resulted in two restless spirits; an active youngster and a guilt-ridden male. Two other young victims of disease also reside here.
