Historic haunted places in Bethlehem, PA. 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.
The hotel's best-known ghost is Francis 'Daddy' Thomas, a Moravian mail courier who died in 1822. A figure in a black tricorn hat and wool cape, identified as Thomas, has been desc…
The pub's ghost is said to be the young woman who nursed the wounded Lafayette in a house that once stood here. The owner has told reporters that over about twenty years he and his…
The ghosts at this inn are described as mischievous rather than frightening. Guests mention hide-and-seek games, gentle tugs on clothing, passing cold spots and lights blinking, es…
Exterior viewing (university building; interior on arranged tours).
This Moravian building served as a hospital during the Revolutionary War. People inside have reported apparitions of wounded soldiers and a nurse, along with footsteps in empty roo…
This 1758 inn hosted Revolutionary-era figures and is the final stop on the town's ghost pub tour. Local tradition links cold spots and a felt presence in the cellar to Brother Alb…