Most-Haunted Cities (hotels, homes, live in)

[STLCardsBlues1989]

According to TOP TEN MOST Haunted Cities Top Ten Lists HAUNTED CITIES HISTORY & HAUNTINGS HauntedAmericaTours.com
The Most haunted American cities are:
1. New Orleans, LA
2. Galveston, TX
3. Gettysburg, PA
4. Key West, FL
5. Savannah, GA
6. Charleston, SC
7. San Francisco, CA
8. Chicago, IL
9. Miami, FL
10. Salem, MA

The site offers more info.

So, my question is, do you know of any haunted places in your area? Would you take a "haunted tour"?

According to http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~homespun/htowns.html
The most haunted cities are:
1. San Diego
2. Washington, DC
3. New Orleans
4. Philadelphia
5. Los Angeles
6. New York
7. Boston
8. Las Vegas
9. Chicago
10. Charlotte

The site gives more info.
So, I guess it's up for debate. Anyway, would you like to tour these "haunted places"? Have you toured any?

Here's another list Most Haunted in the American West

Most Haunted Cities in the American West:

1. Tombstone, Arizona
2. San Antonio, Texas
3. Denver, Colorado
4. St. Louis, Missouri
5. Hollywood, California
6. Cheyenne, Wyoming
7. San Diego, California
8. Seattle, Washington
9. Albuquerque, New Mexico
10. Tucson, Arizona

Most Haunted Places in the American West:

1. The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas
2. The Queen Mary, Long Beach, California
3. Lemp Mansion in St. Louis, Missouri
4. St James Hotel (http://www.legendsofamerica.com/HC-Cimarron5.html - broken link), Cimarron, New Mexico
5. Alcatraz Island, San Francisco, California
6. Whaley House, San Diego, California
7. Pike Place Market , Seattle, Washington
8. Bullock Hotel, Deadwood, South Dakota
9. San Antonio Train Tracks, Texas
10. Hotel del Coronado, San Diego, California

Anyway, any input will be appreciated. Thanks.

Also, search for haunted places in your state here Shadowlands Haunted Places Index

[dxiweodwo]

no offense, but why would anyone wanna live in a place called tombstone, az? it's kind of ironic that a place called tombstone is the most haunted city in america.

[Steve-o]

Key West? How the heck is that place haunted? By ghosts of people who died while sun-tanning and drinking margaritas? Ooooh, scaaaaaaary.

Ive heard of Gettysburg being massively haunted (if you believe that stuff), which makes sense to me seeing that 55,000 people died there in 3 days. But Key West? Odd.

[kshe95girl]

Originally Posted by Steve-o

Key West? How the heck is that place haunted? By ghosts of people who died while sun-tanning and drinking margaritas? Ooooh, scaaaaaaary.

Ive heard of Gettysburg being massively haunted (if you believe that stuff), which makes sense to me seeing that 55,000 people died there in 3 days. But Key West? Odd.

Key West had all those ship scavengers and nefarious under-belly type folks in its early history..... bet they are the ones doing the haunting!
Besides that, i bet some of the drag queens could be quite unpleasant in the after-life!

[Her]

I would have voted for MA as the most haunted state. A little surprised to see Albuquerque on the list.....DUN DUN DUN

[CMDallas]

I'm sorry... but I just can't see big cities being 'Haunted'... or big ones.
Places like New Orleans, Birmingham, San Antonio, etc... places that are famous for being old looking and Historical... so... LA...nu uh...

[Sir Barton]

What determines if a place is haunted or not? I'm not God so I don't know, but I would assume spiritual energies could be anywhere, just like people.

[STLCardsBlues1989]

I think they collect "ghost stories" from different sources and figure out which cities have the most and maybe the most prevalent. Biography Channel had a thing about hauntings in New Orleans last night.

[Tom Lennox 70]

Definitley surprised to see Los Angeles and Miami on the list.

I'm probably have to add Arlington, Virginia and Honolulu (Pearl Harbor) to it.

[jonjj]

Shadowlands Haunted Places Index

A good link for haunted places around the country.