Historic haunted places in St Charles, MO. 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.
Staff at this Main Street winery have long heard a couple arguing in French in the storage room, a pair thought to date to around 1900. Boxes turn up rearranged overnight, and silv…
In this 1884 Main Street building, a Victorian couple is said to appear on the staircase landing, a man with a mustache and a woman in red. Witnesses say the pair walk into a wall …
Campus grounds open to the public; building interiors by university arrangement.
Mary Sibley founded the school in 1832 and is buried on campus. Students tell of the Sibley Chapel organ playing by itself, a woman in white in Cobbs Hall, an unseen touch in Sible…
Open to the public (restaurant/venue; check current hours).
Captain Krammer built this 1866 duplex so two families could live side by side but apart. During its years as a restaurant it became known for objects moving overnight, footsteps i…
Exterior viewable; may be included on St. Charles ghost walks.
This 1878 Second Empire hall, listed on the National Register, once had a vaudeville stage that jutted out over Main Street. Stories tie it to the deaths of four actors, and a figu…