Haunted Museums

Museums are built to preserve history, but some are also known for preserving ghost stories, strange sightings, and unexplained events. Explore haunted museums across America and the eerie legends connected to these historic collections.

Susanna Dickinson House: History, Haunting Legends, and How to Visit the Austin Museum
The Whaley House in San Diego, California: History, Hauntings, and Reported Ghost Encounters
The Drish House in Tuscaloosa: History, Hauntings, and the Famous Tower Lights
Edgar Allan Poe House in Baltimore: History and Hauntings
Clayton House Museum in Fort Smith, Arkansas
John Dickinson House: History, Hauntings, and the Ghost Stories of Delaware’s Founding Father
The Haunting of the Molly Brown House Museum in Denver
Herzstein Memorial Museum: Hauntings in New Mexico
The Washoe Club in Virginia City, Nevada
Old Lumpkin County Courthouse: Dahlonega’s Gold Museum and Ghostly Lore
Bailey House Museum
Ghosts of the South Carolina State Museum
Ghosts of the Museum of Colorado Prisons
Ghosts of the Vigo County Historical Museum
Cleveland Grays Armory
Dana Auditorium
Campbell House Museum
USS North Carolina
Bush House Museum
Rowan Oak
McRaven House
Gilcrease Museum
Ellis Island Immigration Museum
Burlington County Prison
Gibbs Farmhouse
The Wardens House
John Wornall House
Vaile Mansion
Tudor Hall
Lolani Palace
Pearl Harbor
Magnolia Plantation Complex
Oak Alley Plantation
Gettysburg Battlefield
Rose Hill Plantation
the Pink House
Old Minnehaha Courthouse Museum
Shelburne Museum
USS Lexington
The Alamo
Indiana State House
Heritage Hall
Stagecoach Inn
Queen Mary
Arkansas State Capitol
Curran Hall
The Old State House
Peel Mansion
Bird Cage Theater