The Shiloh Forestry Compound
If you spend enough time in Asheville, especially near Halloween, you’ll likely hear ghostly tales of the Shiloh Forestry Compound, an abandoned site reportedly located deep in the woods near the Biltmore Estate. According to online sources, the c ...
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Broughton Hospital
Broughton Hospital, located in Morganton, North Carolina, has stood as a beacon of mental health care since its establishment in 1883. But is it also a source of eerie legends?Originally named the Western North Carolina Insane Asylum, the hospit ...
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McNinch House Restaurant
The McNinch House Restaurant, located in Charlotte, North Carolina, is known for its exquisite gourmet dining. But, also, for being one of the city’s most haunted locations. After being purchased in 1905 by Samuel S. McNinch, the mayor of Charlott ...
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The Spirits of the Green Park Inn
Nestled In the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains is the small town of Blowing Rock. It’s a small, peaceful town deeply rooted in North Carolina’s history, with a scenic landscape that makes one feel like they’re in a screensaver. But what real ...
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The Most Haunted Hotels in Asheville
Known for its sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville also has a reputation for its haunted hotels. Across the city and its surrounding areas, Asheville’s haunted hotels range from quaint bed and breakfasts to luxury hotels. Wherever ...
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Basilica of Saint Lawrence
Of the many haunted places within Asheville, the Basilica of Saint Lawrence might be the most wondrous. Within its sacred walls, visitors find themselves captivated by its expansive dome, intricate tile, and ornate stained glass windows. Even t ...
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Madison Dry Goods | Lawson Family Murder Museum
While families gathered around, sharing the joy of Christmas Day, something sinister was brewing in Madison, North Carolina. Charlie Lawson, an otherwise well-mannered tobacco farmer, had a shotgun in hand and a malicious urge. In the silence of tha ...
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The Haunted Museum of Ashe County History
Located on a grassy stretch of space on Jefferson’s Main Street rests an impressive brick building with an important history. Its striking portico, with four imposing white columns, lends it an appearance of gravity, eliciting both fear and respec ...
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The Legend of the Devil’s Stairs
Located in Warrensville, North Carolina, near Asheville sits an unusual rock formation known as the Devil’s Stairs. Over the past century, this site has seen multiple deaths and developed a reputation for being haunted. The folklore surrounding th ...
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Asheville City Hall
Since its founding in 1797, Asheville has been a quiet, unassuming town. It remained largely untouched during the Civil War, with a population of only 2,500 people. It wasn’t until the 1920s that the city began to make a name for itself, becoming ...
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