Grand Canyon Caverns is easy to find if you know where it is. Located on Mile 115 on Route 66, 63 Miles NE of Kingman AZ and 65 Miles West of Williams and the Grand Canyon Railroad. We visited there back in 2006 while driving up Route 66, and the place was awesome. Surrounded by 3,000,000 acres open land, you really need to visit this place if you are driving through. They are six hours from southern California, 2.5 hours from Phoenix or Las Vegas, and 1.5 hours from Laughlin, Lake Havasu or Williams.

Pinnacle Peak Restaurant is a cool place to visit if your in or around Tucson. Located in Trail Dust Town, you can do some shopping, see some cowboy era antiques, or even catch a live stunt show while waiting for dinner. Whatever you do, don't go into Pinnacle Peak's with a tie on, they will cut it off and nail it to the ceiling, just look up when you enter.

Since 1753, The Pirate's House has been welcoming visitors to Savannah with a bounty of delicious food and drink and rousing good times. Situated a scant block from the Savannah River, The Pirate's House first opened as an inn for seafarers, and fast became a rendezvous for blood-thirsty pirates and sailors from the Seven Seas. (from their website)

Even now, many swear that the ghost of Captain Flint still haunts The Pirates' House on moonless nights.

King’s Tavern is in the oldest building in Natchez, built in 1769. Originally it was built as a block house for Fort Panmure during the British occupation of Natchez. Since there were no saw mills around, beams from an unseaworthy sailing ship were muled up from New Orleans and used for its construction.

The tavern appears to be haunted by a ghost identified as Madeline. She was supposedly the mistress of one of the original Tavern Keepers, Richard King, and was murdered by his wife out of jealousy. The bodies of a 16 year old girl with a dagger in her chest and two slaves were unearthed in the 1930's during a renovation of the fireplace by the Postalwaith family. Madeline will cause hard to open doors to swing open by themselves, and if staff say, “alright Madeline’” they then shut by themselves. Water unsuspected falls from the ceiling where there are no pipes, chains swing and hot spots appear on the bed upstairs. (from their website)

The building that now contains Chicago's Red Lion Pub was built in 1882, a few years after the Great Fire. At that time, the building was on the northern outskirts of the city, surrounded by farms and countryside. The Lincoln Park and DePaul neighborhoods grew up around the building.

Al Capone reportedly hung out in this neighborhood during Prohibition when he wasn't in his corner booth at the Green Mill. Across the street lies the Biograph Theater, where the "Lady in Red" fingered John Dillinger, and was subsequently gunned down by FBI agents in the alley next door. The Red Lion Pub is reputed to be the "most haunted" pub in Chicago.(from their website)