Historic haunted places in Boulder, CO. 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.
Guides call young Walter Montgomery, who died in this 1880 house in 1902, Boulder's favorite local ghost. People describe a small figure moving inside and, more unusually, the soun…
Employees across generations describe doors swinging backstage, a cold spot in the lighting bay, bulbs disappearing and turning up elsewhere, and a tall man in a 1920s-style suit. …
Open to the public (free); ticketed costumed ghost tours.
Boulder's oldest graveyard, in use since 1870, holds figures such as Tom Horn, who was hanged in 1903 while insisting he was innocent. Visitors describe shadowy shapes moving betwe…
Stories at this historic hotel include a woman in Victorian dress rocking in a chair in an upper corridor, windows opening and closing on their own, and the antique elevator moving…
Open for ticketed performances (University of Colorado).
Students have long said organ music drifts from the locked west tower late at night, where student Elaura Jaquette was murdered in 1966. A later campus legend adds a man in a brown…