Historic haunted places in Pensacola, FL. 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 (Historic Pensacola Village house tour).
This circa-1890 house museum keeps one upstairs bedroom locked. A painter on a ladder outside its window said he saw a see-through young woman dancing inside, and later investigato…
Open to the public (part of Historic Pensacola Village; admission).
Built in 1832, this is considered Florida's oldest surviving church, and 1988 excavations confirmed three early rectors buried beneath the old vestry. Visitors have reported robed …
Open to the public (museum admission; scheduled ghost hunts).
The 1859 lighthouse is one of Florida's best-known haunted lights. Most reports come from the Keeper's Quarters, where objects move and unexplained sounds are heard, and after-hour…
The 1925 Saenger stands on the site of the old Pensacola Opera House. Electricians and staff report balcony lights flashing when the house is empty and murmuring voices from the se…
Open to the public (bars and restaurants; ghost tours by reservation).
This nightlife complex fills an 1871 warehouse. Staff link the activity to Wesley Gibbs, a 27-year-old bartender who died of a heart attack in the walk-in cooler in the early 1990s…