Top 10 Scariest Haunted House in America

The U.S.A. is crammed with purportedly haunted locations. Here are some of the Most Haunted Places in America:

 

10. Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park - Mandan, North Dakota

Established in 1872, the fort was once home to Lt. Col. George A. Custer, who is claimed to haunt his former house alongside the spirit of his wife Libbie. Today it is known as Most Haunted Places in America.

9. Winchester Mystery House - San Jose, California

This peculiar mansion has over 160 rooms and a couple of ,000 doors. Some believe Mrs. Winchester continued modifying her home to flee the spirits of those killed by the Winchester rifle. Now is it known as one of the Most Haunted Places in the USA.

8. Waverly Hills Sanatorium - Louisville, Kentucky

Considered one among the foremost haunted locations on the world, this closed sanatorium is believed to be haunted by the ghosts of former patients treated for tuberculosis during the first 20th century. This place also comes in the top 10 horror places in the world.

7. West Virginia Penitentiary - Moundsville, West Virginia

This former state penitentiary opened in 1876. within the years between its opening and eventual closing in 1995, the Gothic facility saw its fair proportion of turmoil, from prison riots to executions. In some Websites, this place also listed in the top ten haunted places in the world.

6. St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum - St. Augustine, Florida

Paranormal activity reported at the lighthouse includes the disembodied voice of a lady posing for help. Dark of the Moon ghost tours take visitors into the lighthouse in the dark. It also comes in the world's most haunted house.

5. Fort East Martello Museum - Key West, Florida

The fort is home to Robert, a home-made doll that purportedly causes electronic devices to malfunction, and staff members swear his facial expressions have changed. There are also some creepypasta stories available on the internet for this place.

4. The Grove - Jefferson, Texas

Ghost stories at this house inbuilt 1861 go back over a century. Common sightings include a woman in an exceedingly white dress, a person walking through the lily beds within the garden, and an entity within the den.

3. Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum - Weston, West Virginia

Purportedly one among West Virginia's most haunted sites, the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum opened its doors in 1864. By the 1950s, the power was operating more than capacity with inhumane conditions.

2. Yuma Territorial Prison Museum & Park - Yuma, Arizona

This museum and park are a hub of paranormal activity. Reports include spirits of inmates in death house and a lady wandering the banks of the nearby Colorado River trying to find her drowned daughter.

1. Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum - Las Vegas, Nevada

This quirky Las Vegas museum showcases original collectibles from supposedly haunted destinations around The U.S.A., beat a 1938 property that's itself believed to be haunted.