Mulvihill House
Skagway, Alaska, United States
Historic house · local-legend
The Story
Skagway’s Mulvihill House has a ghost story shaped by railway work. A submitted account attributes heavy stairway footsteps, doors moving and the sound of telegraph keys to Mul Mulvihill, described as a White Pass and Yukon railway dispatcher. His supposed identity as the source of the noises remains an interpretation within the legend.
The Hauntings
Skagway’s Mulvihill House has a ghost story shaped by railway work. A submitted account attributes heavy stairway footsteps, doors moving and the sound of telegraph keys to Mul Mulvihill, described as a White Pass and Yukon railway dispatcher. His supposed identity as the source of the noises remains an interpretation within the legend.
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Visitor Experiences
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Sources & further reading.
- Mulvihill House | Haunted Places (history)
- Mulvihill House | Haunted Places (reports)
Plan Your Visit
Current occupancy and access need verification; historic commercial use does not confer entry rights. Current access is unconfirmed.