The Spirits of Queens University
Sometimes darkness hides where we least expect it, and, come nightfall at Queens University at Charlotte, it manifests. Ghostly apparitions, strange noises, and other inexplicable activity have become such a regular occurrence at this historic insti ...
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The Spirits of Brookstown Inn
Originally the first cotton mill in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the historic Brookstown Inn is known for its luxurious accommodations as well as its resident ghosts. Although the Brookstown Inn has a light and inviting feeling today, it was the s ...
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Gold Hill Ghost Town
Just a short drive from Charlotte, Gold Hill Ghost Town invites visitors to step back in time. Once a booming gold mining town, it’s now a charming historic village filled with wooden sidewalks and old buildings. But beneath its peaceful surface, ...
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The Spirits of Lake Norman
At the southwestern corner of North Carolina sits one of the state’s largest man-made lakes: Lake Norman, a body of freshwater covering 32,000 acres. It’s a picturesque summer getaway, but there’s a mystery that surrounds this man-made attract ...
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The Haunted Sandford House
Located at 225 Dick Street in the center of Fayetteville’s historic Heritage Square, the Sandford House is a grand home built at the dawn of the 19th century. As a house that survived the Civil War, it’s seen its fair share of death and tragedy, ...
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North Carolina Executive Mansion
The North Carolina Executive Mansion, inspired by Queen Anne architecture, is the official residence of the state’s governor. Not only is the landmark a symbol of political power, but it is also one of the most haunted places in North Carolina.&nb ...
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The Spirits of the Mordecai House
Located along Mimosa Street in Raleigh, North Carolina, sits the oldest home in the city: Mordecai House. Built before Raleigh was founded, Mordecai has stood the test of time since the late 18th century. Formerly a plantation and currently a h ...
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The Most Haunted Restaurants in Charlotte
The dining options in Charlotte range from the most exquisite establishments to small community pubs and everything imaginable in between. But with so many of these locations operating out of renovated old residential homes and neighborhood markets, ...
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The Devil’s Tramping Ground
A great sense of unease overcomes all those who dare to visit The Devil’s Tramping Ground. This small patch of ground that lies deep in the woods of North Carolina has had no plant life survive there for centuries. It is believed this plot of grou ...
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Kennedy’s Bar and Grill
Home to a list of closed establishments, the building at 366 N. Charlotte is known for its eerie atmosphere, having been home to failed restaurants since the late 1990s. Though they’ve come and gone, one in particular left a legacy that precedes i ...
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