Baltimore - Gridiron Club - an elderly woman and slaves haunted this building.

Baltimore - Poe House - Edgar Allan Poe's house is haunted by a heavyset female spirit dressed in gray.

Baltimore - USF Constellation - This ship is haunted by 3 ghosts of sailors killed aboard the ship.

Easton - Gross' Coate - Aunt Molly Tilghman has been seen floating down the steps here.

Hagerstown - Stanford Hall - The woman is silk and the moonshiner haunt this building.

Anteitam - Anteitam Battlefield - Haunted by the ghosts of several Civil War soldiers killed in battle.

Baltimore - Fort McHenry - The Fort was used throughout history in guarding Baltimore Maryland.  Many stories of ghosts and ghostly activity include:  a shadowy figure marching along the parapets, an evil spirit in the hallway leading to the bathrooms, floating or moving furniture, tour guides during the Ghost Tour being surrounded in unearthly light, and voices heard by employees after the Fort has been closed to visitors.  The stories are well known by local residents and many people who worked at the Fort or visited it can attest to these occurances.

Baltimore - Westminster Church - featured on "Sightings- The Ghost Report" (you can rent it at a video store near you).  The graves at this church date back to the 1700's.  Edgar Allen Poe is buried here.  Along side his wife Virginia.  Famous ghosthunters have visited this place with their ghosthunting gear such as EMF (Electronic Magnetic Field Detector) and EVP ( Electronic Voice Phenomenan).  A lot of ghosthunters have heard voices, seen, and felt the ghosts here.

Baltimore - Old Hutzlers  -   the old depatment store is haunted by a  "merry" spirit who would ring bells around christmas and kept good  feeling all around otherwise.

Ft. Howard - Todd's Farm (aka Todd's Inheritance)  - dates back before the war of 1812.  This home has been the site of many hauntings.  A ghostly woman can sometimes be seen in the attic window with a candle waiting for her soldier to come home from the war---he never does.   Late at night you can sometimes see slaves hanging from the trees. The family cemetary is located directly behind the house.  It has been said that although there is no electricity in the house, now,  if an intruder enters, lights will turn on.   There are so many spirits not at rest here.

Fort Howard - Barracks - Many people have reported seeing the torso of a man floating around the larger of the two barracks.

Westminster - Crybaby Bridge - An old bridge that was said in the 1800's was used by the KKK to drown black babies .   If you go there after dark you can hear distinctively babies crying.

Point Lookout - Point Lookout Lighthouse - a male ghost, dressed in Civil War attire guards the steps to the lighthouse.   Pictures have recorded him leaning against the frame at the door.  This spit of land was used as a union hospital and POW camp during the civil war.  Several ghosts of  soldiers have been reported here.  Also, many people have seen the ghost of a sailor, perhaps lost at sea nearby.

Westminster -  The Old Opera House -  is said to be haunted by a man who had given a performance and was murdered on the back exit after his show.

Bethesda - Old Georgetown Road -   Some disturbing reports of sightings on the Road and in several houses dating back to the Civil War.

Emittsburg - Mount Saint Mary's College - Father John DuBois is sometimes seen walking the campus.  Several Ghosts have been seen in dorms Brute and DuBois.  This school has a history of ghosts and it is the oldest independent Catholic college in the country.  It was founded in 1808.

St Mary's County - Pt. Lookout State Park - It was once a camp for confederate prisoners and almost  4,000 died there.  There have been  many sightings of some of the dead soldiers.

Westminster - Cockeys Tavern - Various sightings of a woman in green colonial dress.   Pictures jumping off of walls, objects falling from the back of shelves, ghostly voices and more.

Towson -  The Hampton Mansion - There is a book of ghost stories about this historic mansion previously owned by the Ridgely family.

Point Lookout - Lighthouse - Old civil war site, St. Mary's County  Lighthouse said to be haunted..and the woods surounding.

Poolesville- Black Rock Road
Hauntings of two teenage ghosts that were mysteriously killed in a car crash in a small lake by an old water house.  Their ghostly visions are seen at night when there are no car lights and you honk your horn a few times there spirits are seen rising from the lake and then come to knock on your car door.  It has also been seen that a pair of bright headlights are shown coming down the narrow road and then disappear.

Boonsboro-Spook Hill
Near the battle site Antietham there is a stretch of road that leads out of Boonsboro and towards several Civil War battle sites. If you drive your vehicle to the base of the steep hill and put your vehicle in neutral the Ghosts of confederate army men will push your vehicle back up the slight incline towards Boonsboro.  It is said they are pushing cannons and artillery pieces.  Sometimes you can hear laughter from the woods.

Westminster-Avonlea Bed and Breakfast
Owned in Civil War times by a very cruel and abusive man.  Known to be haunted by the ghosts of several slaves he brutally murdered in his basement.

Cockeysvill- Almes Mansion
Faces seen around house and inside house. voices of a woman, a child and a man heard.   Things being thrown and moved.

Baltimore-  Perry Hall Mansion
The owners died in the house on Oct 31 in the 1700's.  Since then on Halloween every year people go in and get thrown out windows, lights turn (no electricity), film never shows up on TV, voices and more.

Adelphi-Paint Branch Home
This home used to be a slave home built in 1700 or 1800's. There have been numerous sightings by staff over the   years.....The home is now used as an assisted living home for the elderly. You'll hear and see ghosts from the far and not so distant past.

Potomac
An old man has been spotted 3 times since the early 1920's standing in the middle of the Potomac River.

Eliccott City
The old firehouse on Main Street is said to be haunted by a few of the old firemen
Its said that doors slam and one of the ghost has been seen its also been said to hear
foot steps.

Ellicott City- The Patapsco Female institute-
Is one of the most haunted in the area. It is said that the nuns who worked there started dappling in Satanism and murdered several of the girls in sacrifice.  Sometimes at night you can still hear their tortured screams and there is a cold spot at the top of the huge stairs.

Fall River-Kimwell Nursing home -
An old man dressed in a black suit and black top hat has been seen by most of the elderly living there, lights in basement have been known to go on and off by themselves. And also a young blond haired nurse has been seen by the residents, she is known to make them feel better then after days of seeing her they pass away.

Frederick-Barbara Fritchie House-
The house is haunted by the spirit of Barbara Fritchie. Tour guides have reportedly seen the rocking chair rocking, lights on when the place is locked up, and an indentation on her bed, as if someone was sitting there.

Emmitsburg-Mt St. Mary's College-
The ghost (visions??) of St Elizabeth Ann Seton has been seen on numerous occasions at the college.  She was one of the first to come to Emmitsburg.  Fr. Brute`, one of the founders, has also been seen on more than one occasion.  There are closed off rooms with strange noises inside that are unaccounted for.

Westminster-Avondale Bed and Breakfast-
Built on the old property of Leigh Master.  It is haunted by his unrestful soul and the spirits of the many slaves he murdered.

Silver Spring-Walter Reed Forest Glenn Army Medical Annex-
Faces seen in the windows of the facility, formerly an elite girls academy, noises, cold spots.

Clinton-Surratt Tavern-
This is the tavern where John Wilkes Booth plotted the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Footsteps and the sounds of glasses and conversations are reported.

John Brown's Headquarters is located at 2406 Chestnut Road in Samples Manor, Maryland. Privately owned, it is open to the public by appointment.