Mansion Haunted Locations

Known as 'one of America's most haunted homes,' this 1796 Louisiana plantation is reportedly home to at least 12 ghosts. The most famous is Chloe, a former slave who allegedly poisoned the family she served. Visitors report mysterious handprints appearing in mirrors, furniture moving on its own, and apparitions appearing in photographs taken on the property.

Built in 1857 on the site of San Diego's first public gallows, this historic home is said to be haunted by multiple spirits, including 'Yankee Jim' Robinson who was hanged there before the house was built. Visitors report hearing heavy footsteps, smelling cigar smoke and perfume with no source, and seeing apparitions of the Whaley family members.

This bizarre 160-room Victorian mansion in San Jose was continuously built for 38 years by Sarah Winchester, heiress to the Winchester rifle fortune. The home features staircases leading nowhere, doors opening to walls, and other architectural oddities allegedly designed to confuse evil spirits. Visitors report cold spots, whispers, and shadowy figures throughout the property.

This Fall River, Massachusetts home was the site of the infamous 1892 axe murders of Andrew and Abby Borden. Though their daughter Lizzie was acquitted, the mystery remains unsolved. Now operating as a bed and breakfast, guests report footsteps, weeping sounds, doors opening and closing on their own, and apparitions in Victorian-era clothing wandering the halls.

This French Quarter mansion in New Orleans was home to socialite Delphine LaLaurie, who was discovered in 1834 to have tortured and murdered numerous slaves. After a fire revealed her atrocities, she fled the city. Visitors report hearing screams and moaning coming from the property, as well as apparitions of chained figures and a feeling of overwhelming dread.