Historic haunted places in Salt Lake City, UT. 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.
Founded in 1883 and named for the Alta mining district, the club is tied to a fire said to have started when a guest fell asleep on the third floor holding a lit cigar; he was the …
Historic military post; check site access before visiting.
This historic Army post above Salt Lake City is said to be haunted by a Civil War-era soldier known as Clem. People report feeling his breath on the backs of their necks, and some …
Historic public building (home of the Utah State Historical Society per source).
Built in 1910 for the Rio Grande Western Railroad, the depot is best known for the 'Purple Lady,' said to be a woman struck by a train after she chased an engagement ring her fianc…
Opened in 1894 as the seat of city and county government, the building is said to hold at least five ghosts, including two children believed to have died there and their grieving m…