All Locations
Robert E Lee Mansion
Is still the home of three little Lee children who died early in life. The spirit of their family dog apparently is here as well!
Fitzgerald Theater
One resident spirit can be annoying, and may have overstayed his welcome.
William Ramsey House
This once woe-be-gone structure was historically reconstructed, drawing back interested parties.
Old Stagecoach Inn
A wealthy former resident is spending her afterlife here; and doesn’t mind sharing.
Castle Hill Manor
Two very different female spirits from different eras both reside in the same space.
Wickham Farmhouse
Believers in the treasure trove of Southern hauntings can certainly make their case here.
Henry Hill House
“I want to spend my afterlife in my beloved home.”
“If he is staying, so will we.”
Manassas National Battlefield Park
“There is nothing othing like a camp fire and music to develop comradery”
“Let’s tease the staff for chuckles.”
Olde Town Inn in Manassas
War casualties can relive their deaths; trying to change the outcome.
Stone House
Many died in this Civil War field hospital; perhaps with unfinished business. A Spirit who was in charge isn’t afraid to discipline the living slackers
Portsmouth-Gaffos House
Paranormal activity became apparent when a family with a child moved here…
Glen Coe Bed & Breakfast
Renovations and restoration often stir up entities. A new rose garden was started with the added plus of spectral help.
Moore House
”I just wanted to see the action. I thought I was safe.”
“I was killed so suddenly, just doing my chores. It is still my family home.”
“I just can’t let go of the trauma.”
Berkeley Plantation
A terrible accident killed family members, but spared the littlest one.
