Historic haunted places in Milwaukee, WI. 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.
Built in 1910, the mansion later served as a Prohibition speakeasy, a home for Lutheran pastors, and a boarding house before becoming a B&B. George Brumder Jr. is said to remain, a…
Open (museum; relocating to a new building per source).
Former director Stephan de Borhegyi died in a 1969 car crash on his way to work, and some believe he never left. On the third floor, near his portrait, people report a caped figure…
Staff have reported seeing founder Charles Pfister since his death in 1927, and in the 2000s visiting Major League Baseball players began sharing their own unsettling stays. Some p…
Housed in an 1894 former speakeasy, the bar has promoted its resident ghosts for decades and runs in-house ghost tours. Brave guests can book a night in its reputedly haunted penth…
The 1926 Eagles Club's long-empty swimming pool is the center of its best-known tale: performers say they have seen a young girl's spirit there, believed by some to have drowned. A…