The Colonial House Inn, locatedin Yarmouthport, MA is a great place to visit anytime of year. Steeped in history, the Inn is located on King's Highway, more commonly known as Main Street. Open year round, you can stay the night, or have lunch / dinner in their dining hall.

Those who dare can ask to stay in room 224, and perhaps even meet the spirits of Dr. John Minot or the young Indian girl who like to visit during the night.

The Kennebunk Inn, located in Kennebunk Maine is a great place to stay for few days, or just stay for a meal.

Even better, the Inn is rumored to be haunted by 2 ghosts - Silas Perkins and Cyrus.

Like so many old Inns in New England, the Henniker House is a wonderful place to stay, albeit a little haunted, if you believe in those sort of things.

A local legend every Halloween night the ghost of Mary Wallace supposedly makes visits to her old house, in a horse drawn coach.

Mary is know believed to help those who reside in her house.

At the Sprague Mansion guests talk of cold spots and of being touched when no one else is at arm’s length. People have seen 'ghost like' forms walking down the main stairway and a lady in black appears in the cupola during the night at midnight. (from the Cranston Historical Society)

Sprague Mansion is one of Rhode Island's most haunted places!

The Old Stage Coach Inn is a great place to stay if you want to do some Vermont Skiing, or just visit the countryside. Located in upper Vermont, this would be a great place to visit during the Fall Foliage season for some great picture opportunities.

Did I mention it might be haunted as well?

The Coventry Society for the Antiquarian and Landmarks Society believes in bringing history to life, and offer special programs to the public, that demonstrate the way of life of the people, and special historical occurrences. Employees dressed as various members of the Hale family often greet visitors, giving tours of the place, and telling about life in the 1700's. During the Halloween season, and other selected weekends, the Nathan Hale Fifes and Drums put on colonial encampments and even do battle reenactments. Nathan Hale comes home to his family's mansion to try to recruit men to join the militia, and will sign autographs using an authentic quill pen! Unseen Hale family members and servants may also be enjoying the festivities! (from http://www.hauntedhouses.com).

The Hale House is rumored to be haunted as well. Numerous sitings over the years of the house's old tenants, as well as strange noises in the night.

That's right! Morris-Jumel Mansion, Manhattan's oldest house, was headquarters to General Washington in September and October of 1776. After Washington's departure, the Mansion played host to a succession of British and Hessian military leaders, served briefly as an inn for weary travelers, and finally returned to its role as country house. And that's just the beginning of the fascinating history of this stately mansion built on a hilltop in 1765. Check out our history to learn more. (from their website)

As of today, there are believed to be 4 Ghosts still 'living' in the Morris-Jumel Mansion: Eliza Jumel, the servant girl, a Revolutionary War soldier and an unknown presence.

Constructed between 1732 and 1756 as the State House of the Province of Pennsylvania, it is considered a fine example of Georgian architecture. From 1775 to 1783 (except for the winter of 1777 - 1778 when Philadelphia was occupied by the British Army) this was the meeting place for the Second Continental Congress. It was in the Assembly Room of this building that George Washington was appointed commander in chief of the Continental Army in 1775 and the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776. In the same room the design of the American flag was agreed upon in 1777, the Articles of Confederation were adopted in 1781, and the U. S. Constitution was drafted in 1787. (from their website)

This building is thought to be haunted, people have reported seeing ghostly apparitions dressed in 18th century clothing.

During the Halloween season, the prison is transformed into a haunted house, but you better be careful, you may run into someone who isn't part of the show!

Joel Clough brutally stabbed his girlfriend to death with a knife. Sentenced to death, he escaped from the prison but was quickly recaptured. He spent his final days in the death row cell known as "the dungeon". Clough was hanged in 1833. Shortly after his death, guards and inmates heard moaning and the sounds of rattling chains from the empty cell. They also claimed to see apparitions and items levitating in the cell.(from their website)

"Woodburn" has served as the official home of Delaware's Governors since it was purchased by the state in 1965. Important today as the Executive residence of the Governor, it is equally important for its long line of notable previous residents. Gentlemen farmers, important landowners, an abolitionist, two U.S. Senators, two doctors, a dentist, a judge, an early governor of Delaware, and seven recent Delaware Governors have all left their imprints on this fine home. (from their website).

Due to the long and varied history of the property, many people beleive the property is haunted. You can visit their web page to get a detailed list of who is thought to haunting the house.