Belmont Manor & Historic Park
No day is quite as romantic and enchanting as your wedding day. You’ve planned all of the details to the nth degree: from the fashions to the food to the guest list. Everything is going to be perfect. But what happens when guests show up ...
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The Spirit of John Quincy Adams
The U.S. Capitol is a representation of American democracy and history that is filled with reverberations of discussions, laws, and people who dedicated their lives to public service. One of the most compelling stories associated with the Capitol is ...
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The Spirits of Glen Echo Park
As the capital of the United States, Washington, DC, is a place born out of history and continuously shaped by the myths and urban legends that surround it. This includes, of course, a whole host of haunted locations. But what many people don’t re ...
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The Ghosts of the C&O Canal
The historic C&O (Chesapeake and Ohio) Canal was designed to make it easier for the people of the Potomac River community to send and receive supplies such as lumber, coal, and agricultural products to and from the market. But delays in construc ...
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The National Building Museum
Dark night sky over the National Building Museum. Copyright US Ghost AdventuresThe National Building Museum has served as an emotional paradox throughout its history in Washington, D.C. Its ornate architectural design, reminiscent of Roman splen ...
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The Legend of the Wizard Clip
Ghosts have been known to do all kinds of strange things. They’ll shatter glasses or rearrange furniture on a whim. Yet, there are a few spirits around the United States that hold the title for carrying out the truly most bizarre actions. One of t ...
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The Bladensburg Dueling Grounds
The early 1800s were a wild time to be alive in Washington, DC. The politicians were still ironing out exactly what they wanted this new country of America to look like, and they had very strong feelings one way or the other. If they encountered a f ...
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The Willard InterContinental Hotel
The Willard InterContinental Hotel might not be a familiar name to most Americans, but they’ve no doubt heard of its many storied guests who have called it home for a night. From Presidents to Civil Rights icons, the Willard has served as an ...
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The Top 10 Ghost Tours in Washington, D.C.
Our nation’s capital is filled with historic landmarks and locations with dozens of fascinating stories attached to them. While there are so many places in Washington, D.C., linked to some of the most important U.S. historical figures, many of the ...
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The Spirits of the Treasury Annex
Around every street corner in Washington, D.C., lies a history that spans centuries. Like so many other locations across America, some of it’s good, some bad. The rest is downright tragic to where it’s left something behind on this mortal coil. ...
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