Historic haunted places in St. Augustine, 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.
In Prohibition days the inn's operator is said to have waved a lantern from the widow's walk to warn rum-running boats about federal agents. Boaters and neighbors still report a sw…
Open to the public (museum; evening ghost investigations ticketed).
Two women died in a 1944 fire when this mansion was a hotel. Bette Richeson's former third-floor room, now the Theatre Room, and Ruth Pickering's attic penthouse draw reports of co…
Huguenot Cemetery, Old City Gates, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Open for daytime self-guided visits; evening ghost tours pass by.
Judge John B. Stickney, buried here in 1882, is said to roam looking for the gold teeth stolen from his body when it was exhumed. Visitors also describe a young girl from the yello…
Built in 1791, it is tied to a forbidden love affair. Guests report doors locking and unlocking, whispers, cold touches and full apparitions, all said to be friendly.
Closed except for monthly docent-led tours (third Saturday).
Local tradition tells of a small child who sits in the live oaks near the iron gate swinging their feet, seen mostly by other children. Another story involves a woman whose forehea…
Open to the public (museum; after-hours candlelight tours).
Many people died in this 1798 house during its years as a boarding house, including Louisa Fatio in 1875. Visitors describe cold spots between the kitchen and the main house, sound…