Historic haunted places in Aiken, SC. 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.
Operating bed and breakfast; contact the inn for stays.
The haunting reported at this inn is heard rather than seen: guests and staff describe small, distinct footsteps moving along the halls, followed by a young girl's voice calling fo…
Operating hotel; lobby open to the public, rooms for guests.
Housekeepers at this 1898 hotel say they hear whispering on empty floors, return to find their carts moved to the far end of the hall, and hear toilets flush and doors open in vaca…
Private offices; exterior viewable from the street, no public interior access.
A postal worker who climbed the rotunda to tend the flag fell to his death during a heavy rain, and on stormy nights downtown workers say they have seen a silhouette on the dome th…
Churchyard open to respectful visitors (free); included on local ghost tours.
Ghost-tour groups in this old churchyard talk about lights that flicker with no source, church bells ringing at odd hours, and figures moving among the headstones after dark. Its b…