Haunted Places in Maine

Maine’s haunted places carry the kind of chill that comes from old seacoast history, weathered buildings, lonely woods, and stories that have had a long time to settle in. Lighthouses, inns, islands, cemeteries, and remote roads all play a role in the state’s paranormal reputation. If you are drawn to eerie coastal legends and haunted New England history, this guide to haunted places in Maine is a great place to start.

Cursed Tomb of Colonel Buck in Bucksport, Maine: The Skull-and-Crossbones Legend
Captain Lord Mansion Kennebunkport Maine Haunted History and Ghost Stories
Biddeford City Theater Haunted History and Paranormal Reports in Maine
Wood Island Lighthouse Maine History and Reported Hauntings
The Haunted McLellan-Sweat Mansion in Portland, Maine
Ogunquit Playhouse – The Historic Theater With a Hint of the Paranormal
The Coach Stop Inn: Maine’s Oldest Lodging Still Whispers Its Secrets
The White Lady of Brownville Road
Ghosts of the Blaine House in Augusta
The Haunted Strand Cinema in Skowhegan, Maine
The Haunting of the East Wind Inn
The Kennebunk Inn: Maine’s Haunted Coastal Hotel
The Ghost Ship of Casco Bay: The Legend of the Dash
Owls Head Lighthouse: Maine’s Historic and Haunted Beacon
Seguin Island Lighthouse – Maine’s Haunted Island Light
Ghosts of the Kennebec Arsenal
Fort Popham in Phippsburg, Maine
Mount Hope Cemetery – Bangor, Maine’s Historic Burial Ground