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Located at 22 Avenida Menendez along the scenic bay-front curve near Castillo San Marcos, Casa de la Paz operated as a beloved bed and breakfast for over a century before closing its doors. The historic building’s most famous resident is Miss Mabel, a grief-stricken widow who locked herself in the Queen Isabella room after her…
Built in 1798 by Spanish merchant Andres Ximenez, this magnificent three-story coquina house sits on America’s oldest street and has been witness to over 225 years of Florida history. The former boarding house is famously haunted by multiple spirits, including a playful child ghost named Miss Madison who delights in moving objects and playing with…
Old City Gate – Haunted Historic Entrance in St. Augustine, Florida Standing proudly at the north end of St. George Street, the Old City Gate marks the historic entrance to America’s oldest city, built in 1808 from coquina stone. This towering three-story structure is famously haunted by the spirit of a young girl named Elizabeth,…
The Spanish Military Hospital in St. Augustine isn’t your typical tourist stop—it’s one of Florida’s most genuinely unsettling historic sites. Built during the Second Spanish Period, this former medical facility treated soldiers and civilians alike, and let’s just say some patients never quite checked out. Historical Background Year Built: 1791 (reconstruction of original site) Original…
Potter’s Wax Museum has been freaking out visitors since 1948, making it one of the oldest wax museums in the United States. Located in the heart of America’s oldest city, this eerie attraction is said to be haunted by spirits who don’t appreciate being frozen in time—or maybe they just really love the wax figures….
Scarlett O’Hara’s is a beloved haunted pub in historic St. Augustine, listed in the National Directory of Haunted Places. This quirky two-story establishment, made from two connected 1870s homes, is famous for its resident ghost George Colee, who allegedly haunts the upstairs “Ghost Bar” where he met his tragic end. Historical Background Year Built: 1870…
Standing proud on St. George Street in America’s oldest city, the Don Pedro Horruytiner House has been giving people the creeps since 1821. This Spanish Colonial mansion once housed two Florida governors and now hosts spirits who apparently loved the place so much they decided to stick around for a few extra centuries. Historical Background…
This stunning Spanish Renaissance Revival building started life as a luxury hotel in the 1880s before becoming Flagler College in 1968. Students and staff regularly report ghostly encounters in the ornate halls, making it one of Florida’s most actively haunted educational institutions. Historical Background Year Built: 1888 Original Purpose: The Ponce de Leon Hotel was…
The Casa Monica Resort and Spa is a stunning Moorish-style hotel that’s been welcoming guests in America’s oldest city since 1888. But beyond its luxurious amenities and beautiful architecture, this historic hotel has a darker side—guests and staff regularly report ghostly encounters that have earned it a reputation as one of Florida’s most haunted hotels….
Tucked away in the heart of America’s oldest city, Tolomato Cemetery has been a final resting place since 1777, though burials on this sacred ground date back even earlier to a Native American village. With centuries of Spanish colonial history, yellow fever epidemics, and unmarked graves scattered throughout, it’s no wonder locals whisper that the…
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