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Florida Real Haunted Houses - Houses That are Truly Haunted
Looking for some REAL scares? You're in luck -Florida has a rich haunted history, and there's lots of houses across the state that are truly haunted by spirits who haven't quite left the living world yet. Whether you're looking for some real scares this Halloween Season, or you're simply fascinated by Florida's haunted history, you'll want to check out Florida Haunted Houses's database of real haunted houses across Florida that are filled with thrills, chills, and scares year round!
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John W. Hardin is the ghost that is rumored to haunt this location. In 1975, he was shot to death in the backyard sometime during or after his truck caught on fire. His killer has still never been found and the case remains unsolved. His wife, Victoria Mango Hardin, has claimed seeing his spirit dressed in the same clothing in which he was killed: jeans and a flannel shirt. The current...
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This home dates back to 1905 and was located in West Palm Beach before being moved to historical park Yesteryear Village at the South Florida Fairgrounds in Royal Palm Beach. The home was originally a funeral parlor until the 1920s when Karl Riddle purchased it, turning it into a private residence. It is rumored to be haunted by a ghost named Joseph, who was an employee of Riddles. He...
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The infantryman Jose Tovar lived on this corner in 1763. The original site and size of his house remained unchanged during the British period, when John Johnson, a Scottish merchant, lived here. After the Spanish returned in 1784, Jose Coruna, a Canary Islander with his family, and Tomas Caraballo, and assistant surgeon, occupied the house. Geronimo Alvarez, who lived next door in the...
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This mansion was built by Glenn H. Curtis who loved children so much, he turned half of the mansion into a daycare. After, he found out his wife had an abortion so he got mad and his wife burned the house with him inside. People have said lights go on and off on their own and that there are ghosts that play tennis. Screaming can also be heard at night.
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In the formal sitting room of this building, there is a floor-to-ceiling mirror that when a female visitors stands in front of it with a short skirt on, there is something unseen that tugs on the skirt as if to make it longer. Many people have also claimed to smell fresh cut roses at intervals followed by an extremely cold spot. Roses were Mrs. Dorr's favorite flower. Soft crying has...
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This home dates back to 1891 and was the home to the Pritchard family. It is now rumored to be haunted by Lola Pauline Smith Pritchard, or Miss Lovie. Some of the strange reports here include disembodied voices, lights that turn on and off on their own and a grandfather clock that pings even though it is not running. This home offers tours for those who are interested in taking a look...
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Ma Barker, who was once Public Enemy #1 died here at this lakefront home, along with her son Freddy. The town does a re-enactment of the shootout (which consumed more than 2,000 bullets) every January and some believe the two haunt the location to this very day. The house is still kept the way it was from the 1930s and was up for auction back in 2012.
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This museum is reportedly haunted by the apparition of a woman who hovers over the foyer saying, "There’s too much commotion in my house.” The name "Sam" has also been whispered into some of the guests' ears in the cemetery nearby. At the cemetery, there is a grave, sans headstone, of Samuel Houston. Photos that were taken at the museum have had orbs and mists in them, and EVP's have...
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"Spook Hill is proudly recognized by the town. The ""thrill"" of the attraction is your vehicle seems to coast uphill. Is it a weird phenomenon, optical illusion or the unrest of spooky spirits? Well, the legend is that it's spooky spirits. After the Seminoles left the Cherokee nation, they settled in Central Florida. One legendary chief, Cufcowellax, settled on the lake which is now...
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This remodeled Victorian-style home is around 120 years old and is said to be haunted by the then-owner, James Sandlin's 14-year-old daughter Mary Leah. She died in 1909 after spilling kerosene on herself while ironing on the front porch. There have been reports of footsteps near her old bedroom and a closet door that refuses to stay closed.
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This property was purchased in 1855 by John May. He donated 15 acres of it in 1856 to the county as a county seat. May lived in the home with his wife, Marena and their daughter. His wife passed during child birth and his daughter at the age of 3, but May remained for a little while after and remarried before eventually moving. Dr. Sheldon Stringer purchased the home from May and added...
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This home is rumored to be haunted by a ghostly female who is in search of her family that had been missing for years. It has been reported that she still looks out the window in hopes that she will find her family. The location is now a lawyer's office and it has been said that papers and personal belongings sometimes go missing or move around. It was added to the U.S. National...
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This home is believed to be haunted by an old 18th Century sea captain named Thomas Moristo. Witnesses have claimed to see his ghost through the windows and residents have reported stoves turning on and off by themselves and paint cans being moved, as well as other objects. Today, this home is part of the Pensacola ghost tours and investigations.
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A young family from Palmettopurchased and restored the Harlee house on the Manatee River. The new buyers found a love letter in one of the closets, only it was from Mrs. Harlee to the house. She loved the house so much, that some say her hospitable spirit still lingers in it, preparing meals for her new guests.
When the new couple went away on a trip, they had both grandmothers stay...
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This Victorian home dates back to 1890 and legend says it is haunted by a ghost girl who likes to dance across a locked room. She is believed to be one of the Rocheblave daughters, and people have reported smelling her old-fashioned perfume when she is near.
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This historic home dates back to 1895 and is rumored to be haunted by several spirits. Today, the house operates as the home of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and the county’s visitor center. In 1864, this was the site of the Battle of Marianna, which killed several soldiers. In 1930, during the Great Depression, the builder, Joseph W. Russ, Jr. committed suicide. Witnesses have...
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