Haunted New York
Haunted Washington Square Park
Let's start with one of the city's most popular spots; from beatniks to folk singers, from hippies ... read more »
Haunted Old St. Patrick's Cathedral
Maybe you’d like to get away from the spookiness to say a little prayer for the dead. If, you ... read more »
Mark Twain's Haunted New York Home
If you think all of this ghost business is a load of bunk, head over to the former residence of ... read more »
Haunted Manhattan Bistro
With all this walking around the park, you're probably getting hungry. Head to Soho's Manhattan ... read more »
Haunted One if by Land, Two if by Sea
If you’re in the mood for fancier cuisine, stop by the Village’s romantic eatery One if by Land, Two if by Sea ... read more »
The Haunted Brittany Hotel
Because the center of New York University’s campus is Washington Square Park, it should come ... read more »
The Haunted Algonquin Hotel
With that in mind, you’ve probably opted not to stay over in the NYU dorms. Perhaps ... read more »
The Haunted Chelsea Hotel
But things could be worse: you could be staying at the Chelsea Hotel ... read more »
Gallus Mag's Ghost at the Haunted Bridge Café
If all this talk of death makes you long for a stiff drink, or perhaps a cup of coffee to clear ... read more »
The Haunted Morris-Jumel Mansion
Maybe imagining Lady Gallus has left you less than thrilled about drinking cappuccino and munching ... read more »
Amityville Horror House
Right about now you may feel an urgent need to leave Manhattan, and why shouldn't you? For a ... read more »
The Haunted Churchyard of St. Paul's Chapel
Now you're properly terrified. This tour has opened your eyes to the actuality of haunted churches, hotels, restaurants, and houses. You need to seek sanctuary someplace-and you figure, how many churches could possibly be haunted on one small island? Head over to St. Paul's Chapel.
George Frederick Cooke, a prolific British actor who died of alcoholism in 1812, was buried on the chapel grounds. Not so strange, perhaps, until you consider that he was buried without a head. Cooke donated his skull to science to pay medical bills (a somewhat self-defeating barter), though it supposedly made its way into a stage production of Hamlet. Cooke was laid to rest sans cranium and, according to legend, haunts the chapel and churchyard in search of his noggin.
Famous Ghosts at St. Mark's Cathedral
Haven't had enough church? Visit St. Mark's Cathedral ... read more »
The Haunted Palace Theater
To lighten the mood, let's go see a show at the Palace Theater ... read more »
The Haunted Dakota Apartment Building
By now you’re a thick-skinned ghost-chaser, right? After the show’s over, head to the ... read more »







