Haunted Locations Database

A sprawling Victorian mansion built by Sarah Winchester, widow of the rifle manufacturer. She reportedly believed she was haunted by victims of Winchester rifles and built continuously for 38 years to confuse evil spirits.

A highly classified US Air Force installation that has been at the center of UFO conspiracy theories for decades. Declassified CIA documents confirm it was used for experimental aircraft testing, but many incidents remain unexplained.

A 512-acre ranch that has been the site of reported UAP activity, cattle mutilations, poltergeist activity, and cryptid encounters. Investigated by NIDS and later acquired by aerospace executive Brandon Fugal.

One of the most haunted buildings in Britain, the Tower of London has been the site of executions, torture, and imprisonment for nearly 1,000 years. Guard reports of apparitions have been officially documented.

Site of the most famous UFO incident in British history. US Air Force personnel from RAF Bentwaters reported observing a structured craft landing in the forest over three consecutive nights. Physical landing traces were found and radiation measured.

For 13 months before the Silver Bridge collapse in 1967, residents of Point Pleasant reported sightings of the Mothman — a winged humanoid with red glowing eyes. 46 people died when the bridge collapsed on December 15, 1967.

Scotland's most famous loch has been associated with reports of a large aquatic creature since the 6th century. Sonar anomalies, eyewitness testimony, and inconclusive photographic evidence have fueled centuries of investigation.

One of the most famous prisons in American history, Eastern State Penitentiary held over 75,000 inmates and pioneered solitary confinement. Staff and visitors consistently report apparitions, shadowy figures, and cackling voices.