Historic haunted places in Little Rock, AR. Each page gives the ghost story, whether visitors can go, and a link to the site the story came from. The stories are folklore, not documented fact.
Open to the public (hotel; lobby and restaurant open to non-guests).
Employees tell of a young woman who fell to her death from an upper window or balcony, though no record names her. The fourth floor is known for a bellhop in old-fashioned livery w…
The owner's wife died in childbirth in this house. Staff working alone describe being pushed firmly from behind with nobody there, along with voices in closed rooms and chairs foun…
Known as the 'Westminster Abbey of Arkansas' for its many notable burials, this cemetery has general rather than named reports. Visitors describe cold spots in the older eastern se…
Staff report a figure in a frock coat moving through the restored House chamber after hours, linked by locals to Speaker John Wilson. Another story says Joseph Brooks, the loser of…
Guests describe a well-dressed man in period clothes on or near the staircase, which locals attribute to builder James Hornibrook. A woman in pink is reported in the upstairs hall,…