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  • The Bartonville Asylum: Illinois' Haunted Hospital

    The Bartonville Asylum: Illinois' Haunted Hospital
    2026/11/13
    The Bowen Building of the Peoria State Hospital in Bartonville, Illinois, housed thousands of patients over nearly eighty years, and more than a thousand of them are buried in unmarked graves. Staff, patients, and investigators have reported the same haunting for decades - and a groundskeeper named Booker who is still on duty.
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  • The Sultana: America's Deadliest Maritime Disaster

    The Sultana: America's Deadliest Maritime Disaster
    2026/11/13
    On April 27, 1865, the steamboat Sultana exploded on the Mississippi River north of Memphis, killing nearly 1,800 people - the worst maritime disaster in American history, and one the country forgot within weeks. The river, they say, has never forgotten.
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  • The USS Constitution: Ghosts of Old Ironsides

    The USS Constitution: Ghosts of Old Ironsides
    2026/11/13
    The USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship still afloat, a veteran of the War of 1812. For more than two centuries, her crews have reported the same thing: a ghost crew that never left - footsteps on empty decks, a bell that rings on its own, and a sailor who still stands his watch.
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  • The Hull House: Chicago's Devil Baby

    The Hull House: Chicago's Devil Baby
    2026/11/13
    In 1913, thousands of Chicagoans came to Jane Addams' Hull House demanding to see a baby born with horns and cloven feet - the Devil Baby. The child never existed, but the panic left a legend that still haunts the old settlement house today.
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  • The Riddle House: Florida's Most Haunted Home

    The Riddle House: Florida's Most Haunted Home
    2026/11/13
    Built in 1920 from salvaged lumber on land that was once a burial ground, the Riddle House in Palm Beach County, Florida, has a century-long record of footsteps, cold spots, and a rocking chair that moves on its own - and an attic where a caretaker named Henry died, and, some say, never left.
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  • The USS Intrepid: Ghosts of the Fighting I

    The USS Intrepid: Ghosts of the Fighting I
    2026/11/13
    The USS Intrepid survived five kamikaze attacks and two torpedoes in World War Two, and more than 270 men died aboard her. Today she is a museum in New York City, but her crew never left - sailors, corpsmen, and overnight guests still report the sailor in the boiler room and the voices in the hangar deck.
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  • The Château de Brissac: France's Green Lady

    The Château de Brissac: France's Green Lady
    2026/11/13
    In the fifteenth century, Charlotte de Breze was murdered by her husband in the Chateau de Brissac for taking a lover. For more than five hundred years, guests and staff have reported the same figure: a woman in a green dress, weeping in the tower and the chapel, still waiting to be heard.
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  • The Battleship New Jersey: Ghosts of the Black Dragon

    The Battleship New Jersey: Ghosts of the Black Dragon
    2026/11/13
    The USS New Jersey is the most decorated battleship in American history, and her crews called her the Black Dragon. Sailors from the 1940s to the 1980s reported the same ghost: a sailor in a white uniform walking the second-deck passageway toward the bow, who was never there when they followed him.
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    9 分