Historic haunted places in Frankfort, KY. 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.
After Albert Blanton, who worked here for more than 55 years, died in 1959, employees began reporting footsteps in the old aging warehouses, voices calling names in his former meet…
Interior tours suspended during renovation; exterior viewable from High Street.
Frankfort ghost tours stop at this 1798 executive mansion, where participants describe lights flickering in windows of empty rooms, footsteps along unoccupied upper hallways and th…
Open to the public (admission; Kentucky Historical Society).
Governor William Goebel was shot on these grounds in 1900, and most of the lore centers on him. Security staff say his portrait has fallen from the wall on January 30, the annivers…
The museum itself names three spirits. The best known is the Gray Lady, identified as Margaretta Varick, a Brown family relative who came from New York to visit and died suddenly i…