Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs

Guests staying at the hotel have reported strange sightings, moving objects and other odd happenings in some of the guest rooms, dining room and on the grounds of this historic hotel located in Haunted Eureka Springs.

Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, USA

The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is considered to be the home of Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift. Marilyn reportedly haunts a full length mirror in one of the hotel's room that she frequented and Clift has been heard rehearsing his lines in another room

The Langham Hilton Hotel, London

The Victorian-style Langham Hilton Hotel is known to be one of the most ghostly hotels, been haunted by seven different ghosts at different point of time.

Queen Mary Hotel, Long Beach

The legendary Queen Mary has been permanently docked on the Port of Long Beach. Commissioned in 1936, the ship has journeyed a thousand Atlantic crossings. Incidents of moving objects, strange voices, and ghostly figures walking the halls have been reported guests and the hotel staff.

Breakfast Creek Inn, Australia

The hotel is the most popular scary hotel in Australia. The hotel was built by William Galloway, the former Lord Mayor of Brisbane in 1889. It is believed that the ghost of the owner haunts the old portion of the hotel, who once apparently drunk fell to his death from hotel's second floor window.

Located in Minneapolis, this place becomes quite haunted as soon as dark arrives. Where this club sites, once used to be the site of a Greyhound bus station. There have been many homeless people who have died there and some still linger to haunt the place. In the woman’s bathroom, a girl hung herself. When one enters stall five after dark, her ghost will appear. If that’s not all, there have been reports during concerts/performances at the club, equipment have been thrown off the stage.

#2 Saint Mary’s College: Heffron Hall

In Winona, MN, two priests had feuded over who would be the head of the church and one man killed the other in this hall. Here people will hear moaning in this hall from the deceased priest. People will also experience part of the hall being cold while the other is hot when the air or heat is on in the building. A girl once claimed that while she was brushing her teeth, blood came out of the faucet.

#3 Haunted Skating Rink

This skating rink, located in St. Cloud was built in the 1970s on a swamp. A number of locals begged for this skating rink not to be built for it held sentimental value. The builder ignored them and decided to build it. As the story goes, a young boy named Gilbert ventured too close to the swamp and he was found by his father laying face down in the water… It’s said that Gilbert is responsible for many haunting that take place in the skating rink.

# 4 Glensheen Mansion

Glensheen mansion is located in Duluth Minnesota. Legend says that an elderly woman and her nurse were brutally murdered by the woman’s crazy lover. They now haunt the house. Black, eerie shadowy figures walk about the basement, and lights turn off and on.

#5 Braemar Golf Course

Braemar golf course is located in Edina. An apparition named Jim is said to haunt this golf course. He was a black homeless guy who once had lived on this land before it was cleared for the course. It’s said that balls go into the holes and come back out and even when they roll in a straight line they suddenly veer off to the right or left.

#6 Tavern

The tavern is located in Brainerd. Back in the 1800’s two Indians were picking berries one day when some angry white townspeople found them and took them to the center of the town. The people accused them of raping and killing a girl outside the tavern. They were killed for this, but years later a white man had confessed about doing the bad deed. People have heard cries of the Indian people within the bar.

#7 Lake Alimagnet Trails

Found in Apple Valley, this is a place of clown figures that haunt the trails. It seems that he is not harmful, but stares at you as an intent to scare you away from the trails as the sun sets…

#8 University of Minnesota – Washington Avenue Bridge

Located in Minneapolis, this bridge connects the east and west bank of the campus. There have been a number of suicides off the bridge into the Mississippi River, most by students. Late at night while walking across this bridge you can hear footsteps following you. If you turn around, they will stop, but continue when you begin to move… there have also been several flags on the bridge that have been ripped down by an unseen force while under surveillance so they had to be removed.

#9 Chanhassen Dinner Theatre

Found in Chanhassen, this was built over a house that burned down with a woman still inside. She haunts the theatre. There is also another ghost of an actor who was killed bicycling home from work one night. Both are said to haunt the place and can be seen back stage.

#10 Spirit Mountain

Spirit Mountain can be found in Duluth. One day a person died on the ski hill and now they haunt it. There is music that plays over the speakers and it sounds like the shed hisses at you when you pass it. Also you can see someone standing in the shed.

The Chicago Water Tower

806 North Michigan Ave, Chicago - See a ghost and then do some shopping on one of the best streets in the world to shop! Historically the Water Tower is the only building to survive the Chicago Fire, it is said to be haunted by a man who chose to hang himself rather than be consumed by the flames. Many tourists have reported seeing a man hanging in the Tower's top window. When you visit the Tower today, make sure you take the tour it very interesting and you really get a feel for the building.

Bachelor's Grove Cemetery

143rd Street, Midlothian - Although, this haunted place is not truly located in Chicago; it was a popular and unofficial burial site of many Chicago gangsters in the 1920's and 1930's. Rumors also include satanic cults using this cemetery for rituals and animal sacrifices in the 1970's. Due to the various happening at this cemetery, it is considered one of Chicago's most haunted places. Multiple white lights have been seen floating over this area at night. Due to its location, however, this writer does not recommend visiting this place at night. For more information on Bachelor's Grove and its history visit Bachelors Grove.

Resurrection Mary

Resurrection Cemetery 7200 South Archer Ave, Justice - Resurrection Mary is the most famous ghost in the Chicago area and the most seen. Many Chicagoans, including this author, has seen a girl fitting Mary's description walking along the cemetery road.

According to legend, Mary had gone to a dance, where she decided to leave early without her date. Since she lived in the area, Mary chose to walk home. While she was walking, Mary was hit by a car and left to die on the side of the road. Soon after her burial people began to see a young woman walking along Archer Avenue and hitching rides, when a Good Samaritan driver would pick up this young woman, she would request that they stop in front of the cemetery where she would promptly disappear.

Though ghost hunting is not for everyone the next time you are in the area you may want to stop by and pay your respects to some of the city's most famous hunted places. Who knows you may even see a ghost for yourself!

Konaweana like most schools here in Hawaii has an elementary, middle, and high school all on the same grounds. Of course the different levels of education are split up by street. But unlike most schools, Konaweana once stood as a Covent. Oh the Convent is still around, as a matter of fact so is the graveyard.

On your way to the district of Ka'u, you will pass by many homes and commercial structures. You will also pass by many graveyards. The school itself now sits on the site where the first missionaries to Hawaii built their church and set up the graveyard. The church and graves were moved closer to the main road. When turning at the light to go up the hill, it seems like you would be driving into a tree line, but then just around the bend the school is seen. The Convent moved to the right of the campus, and has a huge stone wall to keep people out. A banyan tree grows tall behind the chain linked fence. And although it all seems like an old urban ledge, mark my words, the place is haunted.

After school some say even the ghosts have paper work to do. The secretary often finds the fax machine running with out anything to fax. Or the flag being raised, but the flag is sitting on her desk. There is also the case of the black dog.

Any big home game this mysterious black mutt of a dog finds its way into the gym. The coach has had many episodes where he had locked the dog inside the gym, when he starts to unlock the door the dog bolts into the basketball court, or locker room. When the coach leaves the dog in the gym, it's said that The Wild Cats win games.

But don't ask the little girl in the bathroom at the bottom of the stairs that lead to the high school what she thinks. She never speaks. You can see her as clear as day, looking into the mirror, but when she turns around to look at you, she's gone.

Or you might be the brave soul to spend some time at Hapuna. Although it does have police that patrol the road, even they have seen some things not natural surfacing in the lapping waves of this crystal prestine beach. Maybe a ghostly encounter while shore line fishing. My husband went to the cliffs by Hapuna one night. He came back shortly after he had left. (About 2 hours) When he came home he told me of the people splashing in the water. They swam over to where he had thrown his line. He told me how they jerked at his line until it came out of his hands. When he went down the cliff to find his rod, it was broken into three pieces, and there was no sign of anyone being down there.

Spend the night at the Outrigger Hotel in Kona and hear the howls of a fallen British Captain's dogs. The beach was once the scene of a great battle between the Hawaiian people and the English soildgers. The Hawaiians captured and killed 153 British men including the Captian. The dogs were his loyal companions went every where with him, except the grave. They died from starvation. Many guest's complain about the shore side rooms. The wind you may think, but not to those who know the bloody history.

Although some may say that ghosts don't exist, but I say they do. And if you have the guts to find out, I have a couch with your name on it. But don't ask me to go.