Haunted History (1998 TV series)

• Old Exchange Building, Charleston, South Carolina
• Peronneau House, Charleston, South Carolina
• Old City Jail, Charleston, South Carolina
• St. Philip's Church, Charleston, South Carolina
• Old Slave Mart Museum, Charleston, South Carolina
• 1837 Bed & Breakfast, Charleston, South Carolina
• Charleston City Hall, Charleston, South Carolina
• "History of the Civil War in Charleston" - Fort Sumter, Charleston, South Carolina
• The Battery Carriage House Inn, Charleston, South Carolina

Summary: A love-struck poet killed in a pistol duel; a murderess in an abandoned jail; a headless torso of a Confederate soldier from the Civil War; and a "Gentleman Ghost", all call this historic city their home.

• Merchant's House Museum, Manhattan, New York City
• USS The Sullivans, Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park, Buffalo, New York
• Beardslee Castle, Little Falls, New York
• Billop House (Conference House), Tottenville, Staten Island, New York
• "The Legend of Lavender" - Tuxedo High School, Ramapo Cemetery, Hudson Valley, Ramapo, New York

Summary: In the series premiere tales of ghosts in a Greenwich Village brownstone, on board a World War II ship, a Mohawk Valley castle, and a Revolutionary War house on Staten Island. Also featuring "The Lavender Story" about a mysterious lady in a lavender dress as retold by folkorist Chuck Stead.

• The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas
• Menger Hotel, San Antonio, Texas
• Black Swan Inn, San Antonio, Texas
• Alamo Street Theater, San Antonio, Texas
• Hertzberg Museum, San Antonio, Texas
• University of Texas, Institute of Texan Cultures, San Antonio, Texas

Summary: Alamo heroes return home; a hotel's beautiful murder victim; an actress's ghost; a museum of circus memorabilia; and a haunted hearse coach.

• The Great Eastern, London, England
• The Star Of India, San Diego, California
• The Cape Of Good Hope/The Flying Dutchman, Cape Towm, South Africa
• The Charles Haskell, Salem, Massachusetts
• Miller's Wharf, Salem, Massachusetts
• Palpatine Light/Block Island, Rhode Island^[1]

Summary: Prowling the world's oceans, haunted ships are harbinger's of doom.

• Decatur House Museum, Washington, D.C.
• Dolly Madison House, Washington, D.C.
• Halcyon House, Washington, D.C.
• The Octagon House Museum, Washington, D.C.
• The White House, Washington, D.C.
• The Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C.

Summary: Known for skeletons in the closet, the U.S. Capital may claim equal notoriety for its political ghosts.

• Gettysburg, College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
• Cashtown Inn, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
• Civil War House, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
• Hood House, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
• Spangler Springs, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
• George-George House, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania^[1]

Summary: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania has been called the most haunted battlefield in America and its ghost soldiers are still fighting a never ending battle in the Civil War.

• Colonial Park Cemetery, Savannah, Georgia
• Pirates House, Savannah, Georgia
• Olde Pink House, Savannah, Georgia
• Bonaventure Cemetery Savannah, Georgia/(architectural history of Antebellum houses)
• Old Fort Jackson, Savannah, Georgia
• Marshall House Hotel, Savannah, Georgia
• Juliette Gordon Low House, Savannah, Georgia
• Hamilton-Turner Inn (aka: Charles Addams House), Savannah, Georgia
• Hampton-Lilibridge House, Savannah, Georgia
• Mercer House, Savannah, Georgia

Summary: Savannah is considered to be one of the, if not the most haunted town in the U.S. Historical hauntings; Civil War spirits; and ghostly encounters revealed in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil".

• Crystal Palace Bar, Tombstone, Arizona
• Bufford House, Tombstone, Arizona
• St. Jones House, Tombstone, Arizona
• O.K. Corral, Tombstone, Arizona
• Aztec House, Tombstone, Arizona
• Bird Cage Theater, Tombstone, Arizona^[1]

Summary: The dusty streets of Tombstone, Arizona gave birth to wild west legends of cowboys, lawmen, and outlaws. Believers say the ghosts of the Earp brothers, Doc Holliday, and the Clanton gang still roam the dusty streets of Tombstone, Arizona.

• Roosevelt Hotel, Hollywood, California
• Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Hollywood, California
• Knickerbocker Hotel, Hollywood, California
• Raleigh Studios, Hollywood, California
• The Georgian Hotel, Hollywood, California

Summary: Haunted movie studios, spooky hotels, and creepy cemeteries all make up the Hollywood the backlot tours don't want visitors to see.

• La Concha Hotel, Key West, Florida
• Fort Zachary Taylor, Key West, Florida
• Story of Elena Hoyos and the Mad Doctor, (former) Lopez Funeral Home, Key West, Florida
• Key West Cemetery, Key West, Florida
• Audubon House, Key West, Florida

Summary: In Key West, Florida, one way discover Ernest Hemingway's ghost, Civil War soldiers, restless spirits, and the ghost of a young woman whose lover stole her corpse.

• Hollyrood Palace, Edinburgh, Scotland
• Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland
• Greyfriars Cemetery, Edinburgh, Scotland
• West Bow Street, Edinburgh, Scotland
• Rosslyn Chapel, Edinburgh, Scotland
• Dalhousie Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland^[1]

Summary: Edinburgh, Scotland is steeped in murder, mystery, and mayhem.

TBA

Summary: Spirits of prospectors, gamblers, entertainers, and ladies of the night all haunt Las Vegas, Virginia City, Goodsprings, and the Hoover Dam in Nevada.

• Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Betsy Ross House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Fort Mifflin, (outskirts) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• General Wayne Inn, Merion, Pennsylvania
• Crier in the Country Restaurant, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania
• Balleroy Mansion, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Summary: A statue walks, Betsy Ross' ghost, Hessian soldiers dwell in the cellar of an inn.

TBA

Summary: In London, England, a city with a violent past, many ghosts are said to roam the streets and the Tower of London.

• House on Rue Royale, (aka: LaLaurie House) New Orleans, Louisiana
• Marie Laveau Grave, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, New Orleans, Louisiana
• Myrtles Plantation, St. Francisville, Louisiana
• The Delta Queen, Mississippi River, New Orleans, Louisiana
• La Petit Theatre, New Orleans, Louisiana

Summary: Marti gras spirits; a voodoo queen gravesite; ghosts of poisoned children; and a phantom family.

• Daniel Benton Homested, Tolland, Connecticut
• Joshua Ward House, Salem, Massachusetts
• House of the Seven Gables, Salem, Massachusetts
• Nathaniel Hawthorne Birthplace (aka Hawthorne House), Salem, Massachusetts
• John Stone's Inn, (aka John Stone's Public House) Ashland, Massachusetts

Summary: Salem witch trials; a heartbroken ghost; a murderous breakup; and a tortured witch.

• Volcanoes National Park, Big Island, Hawaii
• Old Hawaiian Church, Hilo, Hawaii
• "Night Marchers" - Waipio Tree House and Cottages, Waipio Valley, Big Island, Hawaii
• Waimea Valley Park, (waterfall and lagoon) North Shore, Oahu, Hawaii
• "Choking Ghosts" - Maikiki Fire Station, Honolulu, Hawaii
• Pali Lookout and Pali Highway, Nu'uannu, Honolulu, Hawaii

Summary: Hawaii is home to a volcano goddess Madame Pele, ghosts of violent native warriors, exorcism, and spirits that attack victims in the dead of night.

TBA

Summary: "The Pickup Truck Ghosts": A woman using her pickup truck to shuttle extras to and from the battlefield sets from Gettysburg; "Buried Alive": an old barn on Seminary Ridge during the Battle of Gettysburg, becomes a burial place for a wounded Union soldier wrongly mistaken for dead.

• White Eagle Saloon (Tavern), Albina, Portland, Oregon
• Manresa Castle Hotel, Port Townsend, Washington
• The Underground, Seattle, Washington
• Fort Vancouver (Vancouver Barracks), Vancouver, Washington
• Heceta Head Lighthouse, Heceta House Bed & Breakfast, Yachats, Oregon

Summary: A gold miners ghost is sealed under Seattle's streets; haunted hotel; restless Jesuit priest; young murder victim.

• U.S.S. Constellation, Baltimore harbor, Maryland
• Whistling Oyster Tavern, Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland
• Club Charles and Zodiac Restaurant, Baltimore, Maryland
• Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland
• Edgar Allan Poe House Museum, Baltimore, Maryland
• Westminster Hall and Burying Ground, Baltimore, Maryland
• Fort Garrison, Stevenson, Maryland

Summary: Haunted naval ship; Edgar Allan Poe's home; spirits of the roaring '20s mingle with modern revelers at Club Charles.

• Bachelor's Grove Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois
• 2122 North Clark Street (St. Valentine's Day Massacre Site), Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois
• Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, Illinois
• Rose Hill Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois
• The Country House Restaurant, Clarendon Hills, Illinois

Summary: Creepy cemetery; haunted restaurant; gangster ghosts; spirits from the St. Valentine's Day Massacre; Clarence Darrow's ghost.

• 1848 House and Restaurant, Marietta, Georgia
• Kennesaw House Kennesaw, Georgia
• Andersonville Prison, Andersonville, Georgia
• Barnsley Gardens Resort, Adairsville, Georgia
• Lockerly Arboretum Plantation (Rose Hill), Milledgeville, Georgia

Summary: Civil War hospital; former plantations; old prison for Union soldiers.

• Jonathon Buck Curse, Bucksport, Maine
• Former Samuel Dale Mansion, Bangor, Maine
• Sarah Ware Murder, Bucksport, Maine
• Seguin Lighthouse, Seguin Island, Kennebec River, Maine
• Central Street and Mount Hope Cemetery, Bangor, Maine

Summary: A witch on her lover's grave; the spirit of a murdered maid reaches out to a woman in dreams; a mad lighthouse keeper takes an ax to his wife and her piano.

• Surratt Tavern, Clinton, Maryland
• Old Washington Arsenal, Washington, D.C.
• Winchester Mystery House, San Jose, California^[1]

Summary:

• Buckskin Joe (ghost town), Buckskin Joe, Colorado
• Crawford House, Manitou Springs, Colorado
• Palace Hotel, Cripple Creek, Colorado
• Molly Brown House Museum, Denver, Colorado
• The Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colorado

Summary: For some, the American west's only offerings were tragic death. The Rockies; haunted hotel; former town, Molly Brown's Denver mansion; Estes Park big haunt.

• Fort San Cristobal, San Juan, Puerto Rico
• "Blue Harbour" (Noël Coward House) - Cabrita Island, Jamaica
• Edinburgh Castle ruins, (Dr. Lewis Hutchinson castle), Jamaica
• Cholera plague of 1853 (beach), St. Thomas
• 19th century private house, St. Thomas
• Private home, Charlotte Amalie Harbor, St. Thomas
• "One North" (Street House), St. Croix

Summary: The Caribbean is known for its ghosts, zombies, pirate ships, and the Bermuda Triangle.