Historic haunted places in St Joseph, MO. 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.
Built in 1854 for a five-term mayor, this house later served as a poorhouse and county asylum for more than a hundred years. It now hosts overnight ghost investigations for visitor…
Open to the public (admission with Patee House ticket).
Jesse James was shot in this small house on April 3, 1882, and the bullet hole is still in the wall. Visitors report cold spots, unexplained sounds, and the sense that someone is i…
The 1858 Patee House was Pony Express headquarters and later sheltered Jesse James's widow after his death. Staff blame former caretaker Henry Corbett for footsteps, voices, and th…
Open to the public (museum admission; after-hours paranormal rentals).
This 43-room Gothic Revival mansion from 1879 is now a museum that rents its rooms for after-hours investigations. Investigators reported shadow figures and apparitions here in 201…