Anchuca Mansion
Forbidden love caused a restless, resentful spirit. The spirits of a Confederate soldier and of a slave also enjoy the property.
Haunted Locations in
Mississippi
King’s Tavern
Anchuca Mansion
Cedar Grove Mansion
Monmouth Plantation
Chapel of the Cross
Waverley Plantation House
Cedar Grove Mansion
Joint has traditionally been jumping because family graves were moved.
An accident, a fatal illness and Sids have caused paranormal activity.
Chapel of the Cross
Violence produced restless spirits: murder/suicide, and a tragic duel.
Duff Green Mansion
The spirit of Mary Green has the company of nine other spirits who all reside for a variety of reasons.
Gregory House
The full paranormal sports package was caused by at least 6 restless spirits!
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.”
Linden Bed and Breakfast
Let’s make the best of it. Floating outside is fun!
Dressing in formal attire is the way to be seen in my afterlife.
Longwood Mansion Museum
That is my bed and I’m still using it.
Reminders are needed when docents forget.
I can still admire the mansion’s exterior, and the gardens are beautiful.
McRaven House
This lively crew of spirits include a murdered highwayman, a teen who died from childbirth, two mischievous spirit boys, Mr & Mrs Bob and the Murray sisters.
Monmouth Plantation
Original master of the house returned with force during restoration, ready to hunt bear.
Natchez Bluffs and Natchez Under-the-Hill Landing
A rough and rowdy crew of spirits still hang around here, though death has mellowed them.
Waverley Plantation House
Is still a favorite place to quite a few cordial spirits who love this restored mansion.
Weaver/Errolton Mansion
An appreciative female spirit found a unique way to show current day owners her approval.
