Historic haunted places in Tonopah, NV. 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.
This clown-filled motel sits beside the Old Tonopah Cemetery, and guests report voices, footsteps in empty halls, flickering lights and figures standing beside the bed. When Ghost …
The Mizpah's Lady in Red, known as Rose, is said to have been strangled or stabbed in the fifth-floor hallway between Rooms 502 and 504, her necklace torn apart. Male guests have r…
Next to the Clown Motel, 521 N Main St, Tonopah, NV 89049
Open to visitors free of charge.
Miners killed in the 1911 Belmont Mine fire and victims of an early-1900s pneumonia outbreak are buried here, and visitors report cold spots and recorded voices near the fire victi…
Open to the public (admission); self-guided and guided tours.
In the park's tunnels, visitors describe a dark, still figure they call the Watcher in passages that should be empty, and lantern-like lights moving through the shafts on their own…
Regulars credit George 'Devil' Davis, a mining-era prankster buried in the old cemetery, with moving objects and the feeling of being watched in this bar. A gentler presence named …