Historic haunted places in Frederick, MD. 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.
When this replica of the Civil War heroine's home was a museum, people reported her rocking chair moving by itself in an empty room. Staff also described finding the impression of …
On an active school campus; exterior view only from South Market Street.
Hessian prisoners were held here during the Revolution, and Frederick folklore says cries and groans can still be heard near the grounds after dark. A more dramatic version adds a …
Open to the public (museum; seasonal haunted tours).
The building once housed a Civil War embalming operation, and staff say the freight elevator opens and closes on its own. Workers also report strange noises, small objects that van…
Staff blame a ghost named Jimmy, said to be a former projectionist, for faucets turned on, items moved and restroom stalls disturbed, especially when new employees start. Tradition…