Historic haunted places in Virginia Beach, VA. 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.
Visitors describe a woman in colonial dress who smiles, waves and vanishes, and a 2008 school group said they saw a woman in a white gown carrying a candle past a window. In the mo…
Open for daytime tours (donation); ticketed spirit tours.
The volunteers who run this 1830 house publish their own list of resident spirits, including a 19th-century painter, a young woman who mourned a soldier, a lady in white linked to …
Legend says Blackbeard buried treasure in the dunes here, and visitors describe a headless figure walking the dune line at dusk, along with footprints appearing in untouched sand. …
The statue honors the 1891 wreck of the Dictator, which drowned the captain's wife and young son. After the boy, Karl, was buried locally, people reported hearing a child crying ne…
Open to the public (hotel, dining and distillery).
Brewing magnate Adolph Coors Sr. fell to his death from a sixth-floor window here in 1929, and guests on that floor describe sudden cold spots and the sound of an impact below at o…
In this 1903 life-saving station, a veteran surfman named John Woodhouse Sparrow is said to still keep watch in the lookout tower. The attic, where bodies from shipwrecks were once…