Most Famous Haunted Places In America

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Waverly hills sanatorium, Louisville Kentucky ~Louisville Kentucky is home to the Waverly Hills Sanatorium, which many people believe is one of the most haunted places on Earth. This was a place where roughly 8,000 people died bloody, excruciating deaths. Whaley house, san diego California ~ History of Whaley's family ended up being filled with tragic deaths and suicides, many of which occurred inside the home itself. Some of the family members reportedly still haunt the landmark, often accompanied by cigar smoke and the smell of heavy perfume. The stanley hotel, estes park colorado ~Paranormal experts hail the Stanley Hotel as one of the nation’s most active ghost sites in the U.S. Paranormal activity is a normal occurred at the stanley hotel. Been reports of bags being unpacked, lights turning off and on, and echoes of children’s laughter heard in the hallways. Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, Weston, West Virginia ~Once known as the Weston State Hospital, this asylum was home to thousands of people with mental illness, starting in 1864. Hundreds of people died here before the facility closed in 1994. Eastern State Penitentiary , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ~This prison was built in 1829. Reported paranormal happenings have included disembodied laughter, shadowy figures, and pacing footsteps.