The Archive
A documented record of paranormal activity across America's most haunted hotels, landmarks, and forgotten places. Each entry is drawn from firsthand accounts, investigation reports, and historical records.
Built in 1886, the Crescent is widely regarded as America's most haunted hotel. Its history spans a Victorian resort, a women's college, a cancer sanitarium, and a site of documented paranormal activity spanning more than a century.
Seven stories built directly into the Ozark mountainside, the Basin Park Hotel has been a fixture of Eureka Springs since 1905. Every floor is at ground level somewhere on the mountain — and every floor has its stories.
Built in 1913 by the Knights of Pythias, this Romanesque stone fortress served as a military hospital, POW detention facility, and orphanage before falling into decades of abandonment. The layers of suffering and death left behind have made it one of the Midwest's most actively investigated paranormal sites.
The index is a living document. New locations are added as investigations are completed and accounts are verified.
