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Yorktown Memorial Hospital
Many places with a couple of ghosts will claim the title of the most haunted place in America. But how many of these places can actually back up this claim? We’ve certainly found a candidate.The Yorktown Memorial Hospital has been uni ...
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The Haunted Menger Hotel
San Antonio, the Alamo City, the Military City, the River City—this Texas town is known for many things and has many names. But if it ever needed another nickname, the “Ghost City” might be a fitting appellation for this city, which has a haun ...
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Most Haunted Places in Austin, TX
Austin is famous for its love of all things odd and eccentric. But its road to becoming a haven for the peculiar is littered with gruesome tales of a less forgiving time that left innumerable souls in its wake. Austin Ghosts takes you down the blood- ...
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The Hauntings at SouthTown
Southtown, San Antonio, is a vivid example of rapid gentrification, where high-rise developers and countless investment firms raced to buy up inexpensive real estate, flip it, and profit from the changes. What was once a gritty, almost forgotten part ...
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The Legends of Suicide Oak
Throughout history, trees have played an unsettling role in humanity’s darkest chapters, often serving as the backdrop for acts of violence and execution. From the lynching of slaves to the hanging of pirates and the burning of witches, these tower ...
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Spanish Governor’s Palace
The white adobe facade of San Antonio’s Spanish Governor’s Palace drips with history. The markings of its 275 years basking in the Texas sun streak down from the roof, like a rot threatening the future of the iconic structure. Though named a pala ...
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America’s Most Haunted Places in The West and South West
San Francisco, LA, Portland, San Diego, and other cities are full of otherworldly traps. The West was once a place where you could reinvent yourself and where dreams could come true. Yet the price was too high. And to others, the worst of the lot, t ...
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The King William District
San Antonio's Southtown is where the artists and cool kids hang out. And while the neighborhood is already known to be haunted, one area, in particular, has an unusually high concentration of haunted houses. The historic King William district. Lined ...
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The Ruins of the Hot Wells Hotel
Yum, sulfur. That rotten egg smell never gets old. At the turn of the century it was believed that groundwater infused with sulfur had magical healing properties. The geology of the San Antonio area is such that some of its groundwater has sulfur in ...
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Presidio La Bahia & The Goliad Massacre
The Presidio La Bahia is a little known Spanish fort and mission in Goliad, Texas. The fort has existed at its current location since 1747, but was first built in 1721 before it was moved twice. The Presidio La Bahia served as a fort for the Spaniard ...
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