Historic haunted places in El Paso, TX. 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.
Visitors report children laughing and playing around 2 a.m. in the section where epidemic victims were buried. After crews trimmed trees there, people said they heard children cryi…
El Paso's oldest operating hotel, where John Dillinger reportedly stayed in 1934, has been investigated by a local paranormal group since 2017. Investigators describe a former long…
Open to the public (hotel; Dome Bar open to non-guests).
Local legend describes a 'woman in white,' a bride who leapt from an upper floor after her fiance left with her bridesmaid. She is most often reported on the 10th floor, where the …
Staff name 'Uncle Charlie' Richardson, Joseph Magoffin's cousin and close friend, who is said to have died in a rocking chair on the property around 1911. The chair is reported to …
The 'Smoking Man' is a tuxedoed figure in 1930s clothes announced by the smell of cigarette smoke. Accounts say he appears on the upper balcony, says 'We all have our time to die,'…