One of the figures associated with Alton Town Hall is an outdoorsman, according to Haunted Places. Shadowlands adds sounds of heavy steps and voices in the empty building, with doors and furniture apparently moving while staff believe they are alone.
A misty cat and a young boy are the museum's reported spectral visitors. Haunted Places also records objects shifting without an apparent hand, voices, and sleigh-bell sounds inside the old house. Some visitors describe suddenly feeling unwell or intensely watched.
Male voices with no clear speaker and unexplained shadows are reported at the Beal House in the Haunted Places account. Rather than an icy chill, witnesses have described an unexpected warmth. The source does not identify a particular deceased person behind the experiences.
In a submission published by Haunted Places, David Currier describes unexplained light effects and recorded voices at this small cemetery. He also claims that a trail camera placed by an underground crypt captured a full human figure. The report connects the old graves principally with the Ballou family.
A ghost called Frank allegedly made himself known through footsteps and an unexpectedly running power saw. Haunted Places also recounts the owners' claim that visitors' cars sometimes refused to start until the people had spent time in the tavern, after which the trouble disappeared.
The inn has a paranormal reputation recorded by Haunted Places and was investigated for television's Ghost Hunters. Its account does not identify a named spirit or a precise phenomenon; it says staff have pointed curious guests toward the reported active parts of the property.
Even when the mill offices are empty, witnesses in the Haunted Places account say machinery can be heard starting and stopping. Lights reportedly appear in upper rooms after closing. The folklore imagines the old industrial building still working long after its workers have gone.
Haunted Places records footsteps after dark in Colby Dorm, brass doorknobs that rattle without a visible visitor, and sudden drafts where no open door or window explains them. The source does not identify the resident spirit, leaving this a sounds-and-movement campus story.
According to Haunted Places, the Colonial's unseen audience is heard rather than seen. Witnesses describe voices in an otherwise empty building and footsteps traveling through the theatre when no visible person can account for them.
Director Todd Fabian told Around Concord of shirt-tugging without a visible hand, whispers behind auditorium speakers and a woman fading from the fiction section. Staff also reported paper clips vanishing after a spill and later flying back from an unseen source.
Haunted Places recounts the tavern's Elizabeth Ford legend: a sea captain returned to find his wife had borne another man's child, killed them both, and cast Elizabeth into a well. Her supposed return is a woman in white, accompanied by footsteps, flying objects and abrupt cold patches.
A woman dressed in red and a small boy are the two figures most associated with Eagle Mountain House in the Haunted Places account. They are reported to appear intermittently in the historic hotel, whose present structure replaced an earlier building lost to fire.
Haunted Places links the fort's ghost stories to a disastrous Independence Day powder explosion in 1809. Reports include human forms, odd mists and lights appearing in photographs. Visitors have also described a heavy sensation near the cells and the fleeting impression of an officer in a red coat.
According to Haunted Places, pale human shapes and a hooded black figure have been seen among these graves. Visitors report voices from the far corner and an odd resistance underfoot, as though walking through water. Nearby residents have also described indistinct voices and glimmering shapes by the woods.
An owner's reports gave this mansion its modern paranormal reputation. Haunted Places lists voices, figures and unusual light effects, along with electrical disturbances and a staircase said to vanish from sight. Investigators claimed to capture voices and other anomalies during their visits.
Room 1 is the center of the Hi-Vu's short ghost story. Haunted Places records unexplained chilliness and noises, together with a persistent impression that someone unseen is watching the room's occupants. The account does not name the supposed presence.
A playful male presence is part of the former Sise Inn's ghost lore. Callum Swift's account in Haunted Places describes cold patches, doors opening and shutting by themselves, and a rocking chair that keeps moving although nobody is sitting in it.
Harriet Huntress is the name attached to this dormitory's attic noises. Haunted Places describes the story that her old wheelchair remains upstairs and that unexplained sounds come from that space. Campus tellings imagine the chair moving while the residents below try to sleep.
Haunted Places describes a wooded road where travelers feel watched by an unfriendly unseen presence. Sudden cold patches are the principal physical sensation reported. The account concerns the road and surrounding woods, without a named ghost or a documented tragedy.
The former restaurant's stories include a general upstairs and a white-dressed woman visible in the dining room or reflected in a bureau mirror. Haunted Places also describes a basement storage area becoming intensely cold, with an unidentified figure appearing there.
The Inn at Jackson's resident ghost is sometimes called Jason. Haunted Places singles out Room 2 as a focus for the stories and describes glowing lights that appear and then disappear without a ready explanation. It supplies no verified identity for Jason.
Local lore on Island Path connects strange figures and moving objects with Goody Eunice Cole, the woman accused of witchcraft in colonial Hampton. Haunted Places retells claims of her lingering ghost, alongside lights that flicker inexplicably and apparitions around the neighborhood.
The older Numero's restaurant stories involve attic footsteps, figures upstairs and cutlery jumping from tables. Haunted Places records lights operating on their own as well, but its account specifically says the reported hauntings stopped after renovation into J. Michael's.
The abandoned-looking castle's reputation includes apparitions, sudden cold and inexplicable lights, according to Haunted Places. Its deteriorated rooms and long history of vandalism provide the setting for the accounts, but neither the ghosts nor the neighboring nature trails make the castle freely accessible.