Historic haunted places in Orlando, FL. 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 (historic district with restaurants and bars).
Church Street Station's ghost lore made it into a courtroom: in 2005 would-be tenants backed out of a lease, and their lawyer claimed construction workers had seen ghostly figures …
A local ghost-tour guide says a gentleman spirit called Maximilian has been encountered here for more than a decade. He is said to keep to one corner of the pub, to favor female vi…
Open to the public (botanical garden; admission charged).
Most of the reported activity at these 50-acre gardens centers on the historic Leu House. Guides over the years say they have seen Harry and Mary Jane Leu on the second-story porch…
This museum fills the 1927 county courthouse, and unusually the institution itself collects its staff's ghost stories in a 'Homegrown Haunts' feature. Employees describe odd happen…
Open to the public (music venue; ticketed events).
The Beacham stands on ground tied to Orlando's 1873 execution site, and guides say nooses were found hidden in the walls during a renovation. Its best-known report is the sound of …