Danvers State Hospital

A variety of paranormal activity has been reported at the 'State Lunatic Hospital at Danvers'.
Danvers, Massachusetts

Desert Sands Motel

Disturbing paranormal activity has been reported at the Desert Sands Motel.
5000 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108

Devil's Stomping Ground

It's said that the devil paces this barren area, plotting new terrors to bring to mankind.
At the end of Devil's Stomping Grounds Rd., Siler City, North Carolina

Devil's Tower

While stories about the Devil's Tower differ, they all seem to agree that something strange is going on.
The Esplanade, Alpine, New Jersey

Donna's Diner

The Lady in Blue haunts this diner in the rustic town of Battle Mountain.
150 W. Front Street, Battle Mountain, Nevada

Dove Creek Camp

Chinese laborers that helped to build the transcontinental railroad are believed to haunt this lonely area of Utah.
32 miles west of Brigham City, Utah on highway 83

El Campo Santo Cemetery

An old man has been seen climbing in and out of his grave at this historic cemetery.
2400 Block of San Diego Avenue, San Diego, California 92110

Emily's Bridge

A young woman known as Emily committed suicide on this bridge. She now terrifies those that cross 'Emily's Bridge'.
The Gold Brook Bridge, Stowe Vermont

Farragut State Park

German POW's now haunt this state park.
Athol, Idaho

Farrar Schoolhouse

Farrar, Iowa
The town of Farrar is withering into history. However, Farrar's old schoolhouse remains, and it's alive with paranormal activity.

Firesteel Coal Mines

A mining disaster appears to be the origin of ghosts that now haunt the area.
Firesteel South Dakota

Fitzsimons

Today Fitzsimons is an ever expanding and advanced medical center, but it resides on what was once a military base.
Fitzsimons, Aurora, Colorado

Flavel House

Captain George Flavel's old house may now hold his ghost.
441 8th St., Astoria, Oregon 97103

Fort Abercrombie

Ghosts of Dakota warriors and U.S. military haunt this old Fort.
Fort Abercrombie, North Dakota

Fort Delaware

Fort Delaware was built in 1859 as a harbor defense facility, but in 1862 it was repurposed as a prison during the Civil War.
Delaware City, Delaware