Historic haunted places in Binghamton, NY. 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.
Performers and crew at this 1919 theater mostly report small, repeated oddities: lights flickering with no electrical fault, and doors opening or closing after lockup. The signatur…
Open to worshippers and visitors (active Episcopal church).
Parish legend says founder Joshua Whitney, a very large man, asked for a custom-built pew, left in a huff when he was refused, and has been getting even ever since. Parishioners te…
Investigators who have held monthly public sessions in this 1892 house say they have made contact with two presences: Julia Bundy, who largely drove the home's construction, and Ed…
Open to the public (museum; donation admission; paranormal events extra).
Local tradition holds that Sherman Phelps never left the 1870 home he built. Docents and visitors describe footsteps in empty upper halls, small objects shifting between shifts, fi…
Open to the public (museum; admission charged; seasonal ghost tours).
Staff say a man who looks like original owner Alonzo Roberson appears in the second-floor hall and sits quietly in the old theater. Others report a figure looking out the front win…
No public access to the interior; view from public roads only.
This 1864 asylum, built to treat addiction, has stood largely empty for decades and is a fixture of Binghamton lore. Observers describe shadowy shapes passing the upper-floor windo…