Historic haunted places in Laredo, TX. 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 (college campus; historic fort district free to walk).
The old army post's cemetery was cleared when the military left in 1946, yet people on the campus still report a girl of about eight to ten in a white dress and old button-up boots…
Open to the public (hotel with restaurants; on-site museum for guests).
Two kinds of figures are described at this hotel built around a former convent: a nun in religious dress who drifts through the ballroom after events, and an odd figure that looks …
Laredo's take on the vanishing hitchhiker starts after a dance at the old Casa Blanca ballroom, when a young man named Mario drives a girl home and finds she has left her necklace …
Open for scheduled performances (now the LISD Performing Arts Center).
The stories here center on a stage-left dressing room on the second floor, where falling counterweights in an accident left cracks in the wall and floor that were reportedly never …
Open to the public (city museum; small admission).
During an October 2024 investigation covered by local TV, a Laredo paranormal team said a period cradle on display began rocking by itself and the museum's narration audio switched…
Open to the public (active cathedral and public plaza; free).
Archaeologists have found dozens of colonial-era burials around the plaza and the site of an earlier church, and local tradition says some of those early settlers still walk here. …