In New York--a state full of folklore, legends, and perhaps ghosts--we visit Manhattan's Merchant House Museum, where Gertrude Treadwell was born, died...and may still reside.

With a Great Lake on one side and a great prairie on the other, the forces of nature exert a mystic force on Chicago.

Historically rich New England witnessed many events that shaped young America--perhaps setting the stage for future hauntings! Meet a lonely lass who wanders a Connecticut homestead and a murderer's ghost that roams a bar he once owned.

In 1891, the Washington Star newspaper called the capital "the greatest town for ghosts in the country." Many think the assertion holds true today. Does Lincoln roam the White House? Does Ulysses S. Grant visit the Willard Hotel?

Historians and eyewitnesses recount harrowing events happening in Hollywood and explain why Tinseltown's spirits aren't like ghosts anywhere else. Many were famous, most died in obscurity.

A bloody gunfight. A jilted lover with murder on his mind. A bawdy dance hall overrun with spirits of the past. These are a few of the spectral snapshots in our photo album of one of the Old West's most notorious towns--Tombstone, Arizona.

During Mardi Gras, New Orleans sets records for alcohol consumption; but there's another form of "spirit" for which the "Big Easy" is also famous.

Visit the "Grand Dame" of the Old South, Charleston, where folks have reported mysterious apparitions for 300 years.

In New York--a state full of folklore, legends, and perhaps ghosts--we visit Manhattan's Merchant House Museum, where Gertrude Treadwell was born, died...and may still reside.

With a Great Lake on one side and a great prairie on the other, the forces of nature exert a mystic force on Chicago.

Historically rich New England witnessed many events that shaped young America--perhaps setting the stage for future hauntings! Meet a lonely lass who wanders a Connecticut homestead and a murderer's ghost that roams a bar he once owned.

In 1891, the Washington Star newspaper called the capital "the greatest town for ghosts in the country." Many think the assertion holds true today. Does Lincoln roam the White House? Does Ulysses S. Grant visit the Willard Hotel?

Historians and eyewitnesses recount harrowing events happening in Hollywood and explain why Tinseltown's spirits aren't like ghosts anywhere else. Many were famous, most died in obscurity.

A bloody gunfight. A jilted lover with murder on his mind. A bawdy dance hall overrun with spirits of the past. These are a few of the spectral snapshots in our photo album of one of the Old West's most notorious towns--Tombstone, Arizona.

During Mardi Gras, New Orleans sets records for alcohol consumption; but there's another form of "spirit" for which the "Big Easy" is also famous.

Visit the "Grand Dame" of the Old South, Charleston, where folks have reported mysterious apparitions for 300 years.

In New York--a state full of folklore, legends, and perhaps ghosts--we visit Manhattan's Merchant House Museum, where Gertrude Treadwell was born, died...and may still reside.

With a Great Lake on one side and a great prairie on the other, the forces of nature exert a mystic force on Chicago.

Historically rich New England witnessed many events that shaped young America--perhaps setting the stage for future hauntings! Meet a lonely lass who wanders a Connecticut homestead and a murderer's ghost that roams a bar he once owned.

In 1891, the Washington Star newspaper called the capital "the greatest town for ghosts in the country." Many think the assertion holds true today. Does Lincoln roam the White House? Does Ulysses S. Grant visit the Willard Hotel?

Historians and eyewitnesses recount harrowing events happening in Hollywood and explain why Tinseltown's spirits aren't like ghosts anywhere else. Many were famous, most died in obscurity.

A bloody gunfight. A jilted lover with murder on his mind. A bawdy dance hall overrun with spirits of the past. These are a few of the spectral snapshots in our photo album of one of the Old West's most notorious towns--Tombstone, Arizona.

During Mardi Gras, New Orleans sets records for alcohol consumption; but there's another form of "spirit" for which the "Big Easy" is also famous.

Visit the "Grand Dame" of the Old South, Charleston, where folks have reported mysterious apparitions for 300 years.