There are many haunted places in Kentucky but these ones are some of the most frightening! We share their stories, locations, and more! Click... if you dare!
These paranormal Kentucky hot spots are said to reverberate with the restless spirits of past tragedies.
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Some of these haunted places in Kentucky have chalked up some pretty indisputable proof that ghosts exist. So super spooky!
These paranormal Kentucky hot spots are said to reverberate with the restless spirits of past tragedies.
Embark on a chilling journey with 'Kentucky After Dark'. Use the guide to discover Kentucky's spookiest places from hauntings to cryptids.
Take this road trip to get in the Halloween spirit to some of the most haunted places in Kentucky... if you dare.
These paranormal Kentucky hot spots are said to reverberate with the restless spirits of past tragedies.
Take this road trip to get in the Halloween spirit to some of the most haunted places in Kentucky... if you dare.
These paranormal Kentucky hot spots are said to reverberate with the restless spirits of past tragedies.
Explore a ghost town road trip in Kentucky featuring abandoned communities with historical
Weather and age may have gotten the best of these old and decaying abandoned places in Kentucky ... many of which are rumored to be haunted!
“The Strange Procession That Never Moves' features 18 life-size statues in Maplewood Cemetery in Mayfield, Kentucky.
Some of these haunted places in Kentucky have chalked up some pretty indisputable proof that ghosts exist. So super spooky!
Waverly Hills Sanatorium is reputed to be one of the most haunted buildings in the United States. Located in Louisville Kentucky, the Waverly Sanatorium is
Here are the best haunted houses in Louisville, Kentucky and Indiana, updated for this fall with all the details you need to get spooked!
I really enjoy abandonment photography, though I don’t practice it nearly as much as I do landscape photography. Every once in a while, however, I like to throw my camera in the car and just drive around to see what I can find. Sometimes you come away with something and sometimes you get completely
Ever heard of Elsewhere, Kentucky? I thought not.
Hancock’s of Paducah is a massive fabric warehouse in Kentucky, renowned for its extensive selection and international customer
Explore Kentucky's abandoned places that are filled with peculiar beauty, history, and incredible stories.
Explore eight mysteriously abandoned places in Kentucky, each with a unique history and potential for
Explore Kentucky's abandoned places that are filled with peculiar beauty, history, and incredible stories.
This unique adventure is always a great time, but now you can take a haunted boat tour in Kentucky that takes you underground and into an abandoned mine.
This challenging and historic cave hike was named one of the scariest in the U.S. as a haunted hiking trail in Kentucky.
Hancock’s of Paducah is a massive fabric warehouse in Kentucky, renowned for its extensive selection and international customer
Hancock’s of Paducah is a massive fabric warehouse in Kentucky, renowned for its extensive selection and international customer
Hancock’s of Paducah is a massive fabric warehouse in Kentucky, renowned for its extensive selection and international customer
Go on a unique adventure and explore a cave in Red River Gorge aboard a crystal clear kayak tour in Kentucky.
Kentucky offers numerous haunted locations with rich histories and ghostly activities for paranormal
Scenic railroads, fall foliage, haunted houses, bourbon, and pumpkin picking: here are all the best ways to experience Kentucky in the fall!
13 Spooky-Looking Houses That Have Inspired Ghost Stories
Waverly Hills Sanatorium is reputed to be one of the most haunted buildings in the United States. Located in Louisville Kentucky, the Waverly Sanatorium is
Explore a ghost town road trip in Kentucky featuring abandoned communities with historical
This massive abandoned mine cave in Kentucky is not known by many, but Mullin's Station is hauntingly beautiful.
The Central State Hospital in Indiana is an interesting stop while in Indy - head to the Indiana Medical History Museum in the Old Pathology Building!
Scenic railroads, fall foliage, haunted houses, bourbon, and pumpkin picking: here are all the best ways to experience Kentucky in the fall!
Kentucky Kingdom, better known for the majority of its life as "Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom," hasn't had many guests since it closed its doors in the fall of 2009. Last summer though, I was one of the park's few visitors during its second season of non-operation. Accompanied by my guide Ros
Crumbling in western Louisville, the abandoned Ouerbacker Mansion is one of the most at risk architectural treasures in the region. Built in the 1860s, this building is on the few remaining local examples of the Richardsonian Romanesque style. 1980's photo of the Mansion, when it was being used by Holland Tax preparation service. While it shows some minor wear, the structure was still in good condition at this point in time. (photo from Library of Congress collection) A similar shot in the spring of 2013. While the neighboring house is still in good shape, every window of the Ouerbacker has been broken and partially boarded over. Built for coffee merchant Samuel Ouerbacker (1841-1922), the building has a unique and beautiful stone facade. A more detailed shot of the front doorway and porch. Note the Doric columns supporting the roof. The front porch is covered with these heavy glass-ceramic tiles, making a faux mosaic. These seem to be a later addition to the house. The plywood blocking the doorway has been replaced several times, the property being a frequent target of vandals. Nearly every visible section of roof has decayed away, with some of the damage appearing to be fire related. Even the steps have ornamental masonry work, with large cut stone blocks as well as what appears to be cast concrete details. The stone archway on the right side of the house still exists, though it too suffers from neglect. Piles of trash fill the rooms on the first floor, visible here through a broken window. No effort was made to penetrate the house. Because of the warm summer weather, ivy has overtaken the west side of the house. The broken windows, gaping holes in the side of the structure, allow all manner of weather into the house. It is unclear how much longer the house can survive this sort of treatment. Another view of the west side of the house. While it is currently owned by the Ouerbacker House Restoration Foundation, Inc., a real estate broker in Cincinnati tried to sell the house a few years ago, without the owners permission it seems. Another view, further from the back. While the facade of the house is stonework, most of the structure is actually brick. The copper roofing on the turret roof is falling off, revealing its barrel-like construction underneath. Located in the rear is this carriage house, surviving in much better shape. It actually has a fairly new roof and minimal overall damage A final historical shot from the early 1900s, with the Ouerbacker in the right background. Once one building among many, the Mansion is today but a remnant of a forgotten past in the Russell Neighborhood, existing in its full glory only in memories and faded photos. (photo from University of Louisville collection.)
Scenic railroads, fall foliage, haunted houses, bourbon, and pumpkin picking: here are all the best ways to experience Kentucky in the fall!
Scenic railroads, fall foliage, haunted houses, bourbon, and pumpkin picking: here are all the best ways to experience Kentucky in the fall!
When people think about ghost towns, the west usually comes to mind, but there are some ghost towns in Kentucky, too.
