Historic haunted places in Billings, MT. 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 and patrons describe a woman watching shows from the seats or balcony, whom they associate with benefactor Alberta Bair, the theater's namesake. Backstage and in the dressing…
In the hotel's best-known story, an elevator phone calls the front desk around 2:30 every morning, and the car is always found empty. When a clerk finally called the elevator back,…
Open to the public (motor lodge); rooms 223, 224 and 226 most requested.
Housekeepers credit Annabel Goan, a former owner who lived here for about a decade, with TVs switching on, lights flicking and stuck doors found unlocked. Guests in rooms 223, 224 …
Open to the public (house museum; small-group ghost tours).
Staff and tour guests at this 1903 mansion say they have heard a woman's voice in the billiards room and found no one when they went to look. Others describe shadow figures in the …
After a 1945 plane crash, the bodies of thirteen victims, among them soldiers coming home from the war, were kept in this building's refrigerated grocery warehouse. In the decades …
Staff at this 1901 former library tell of Priscilla, a child spirit blamed for small footprints in the attic dust and laughter on the tower stairs. Other reports include an elderly…