Historic haunted places in Detroit, MI. 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.
Run by the same family since 1907, this Mexicantown bar is said to be watched over by departed relatives who rearrange furniture and make noise when the room is quiet. Even the fam…
The grounds include the site of the 1763 Battle of Bloody Run, and visitors report bloodied soldiers in red coats. The Veiled Lady monument of Eliza Waterman is said to rouse a ven…
The riverfront fort never saw battle, but it housed many victims of the 1918 influenza pandemic and witnessed murders, suicides, and accidents over its history. Reported sightings …
Open (movie theatre; occasional public ghost hunts).
This volunteer-run 1928 movie house is thought to hold at least eight ghosts. The ladies' room is linked to a 101-year-old former cleaner, a girl and a woman are said to occupy an …
Lumber baron David Whitney Jr. built this mansion, completed in 1894, after his first wife Flora had died; a weeping woman seen in the third-floor lounge is often linked to her. Wh…