Historic haunted places in Cape May, NJ. 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.
A longtime handyman known as Mr. Johnson is reportedly still seen in the basement and on the stairwells. Up in the cupola, an unidentified woman holding a baby is said to gaze out …
Housekeepers on the third floor tell of TVs and radios switched on in empty rooms and voices behind locked doors. Guests hear knocking and children playing in empty halls, and a ma…
Open to the public (museum tours; seasonal ghost tours).
Investigator Craig McManus spent more than a decade recording voice phenomena in this 1879 Frank Furness mansion. The presences most often named are Dr. Physick's Aunt Emilie and h…
Esther, a niece of George Allen who married at the estate in 1905, is said to be its liveliest spirit. Guests report a strong floral perfume, rustling petticoats, laughter and flee…