Historic haunted places in Tallahassee, 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 (included with Tallahassee Museum admission).
Catherine Willis Murat lived in this house from 1854 until her death in 1867, and visitors say they've glimpsed a woman in 19th-century dress in the parlor and bedroom. Local tradi…
Open to the public (house museum; admission for house tour, gardens free during posted hours).
Several generations of owners, museum staff, and visitors at this former plantation have reported children laughing and footsteps running through the main house. Local tourism acco…
Exterior viewing only (interior open for invited events).
Tallahassee lore says a woman in period dress walks the porch and first floor of this circa-1830 mansion, then steps straight into the fireplace and vanishes. The reports cluster o…
Exterior viewing only (free from public sidewalks).
Downtown ghost-tour guides say ghostly cowboys linger at the corner where the old Leon Bar's entrance once stood. The figures seem to be waiting, which guides joke means they're st…