Historic haunted places in Albuquerque, NM. 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 lore at this 1936 WPA-built theater tells of two friendly presences. One is longtime director Bernie Thomas, said to keep watching over the place, and the other is caretaker …
The cafe's own story ties its hauntings to Sara Ruiz, mother of the home's last Ruiz family resident. She is described as a poltergeist who throws silverware, slams doors and hides…
This Old Town adobe has been a home, trading post, gambling parlor and brothel, and the restaurant openly acknowledges its spirits. Its signature ghost is a lady in a white dress w…
Open to the public (hotel, restaurant and rooftop bar).
Local reporting places several apparitions in this 1939 Hilton-built hotel. A woman in 1940s clothing is said to pace the seventh-floor corridor, and an older woman in an old-fashi…
Open to the public (ticketed performances; scheduled free tours).
In 1951 a basement boiler explosion at the KiMo killed six-year-old Bobby Darnall. Cast and crew have since reported a small boy in a striped shirt and blue jeans, though the stori…