Spooktober Series

Explore some of America's most haunting places.
Immerse yourself in the 3D virtual tours and uncover the
chilling events that took place at each property.

Jefferson Hotel Ma-Barker House

The Historic Jefferson Hotel

Established in 1851, this hotel spans over 13,000 square feet and is filled with unique antiques. It is also known as "The most haunted hotel in the world". Each area of The Historic Jefferson Hotel is rich with stories and ghostly murmurs, providing a distinct and exciting escape from the everyday.

If you're curious about ghosts, watch the video in this tour—it will give you goosebumps!

Girl in a jacket
Girl in a jacket

The Bradford-ma Barker House

In 1935, this home became famous for being the location of the longest gun battle in FBI history.

The homeowner, Mr. Carson Bradford, unknowingly leased his place to Ma Barker, a notorious gangster, and her son Fred. They were on the run from the FBI, having been declared Public Enemy #1 after the agency caught or killed John Dillinger, Al Capone and Pretty Boy Floyd.

As you step through the virtual tour, you’ll notice several bullet holes along the walls and in some of the furniture. You’ll also find a few articles that go into this story in more detail.

Girl in a jacket
Girl in a jacket

The Collingwood Arts Center

Before it started serving as a hub for community creativity in 1985, the Collingwood Arts Center was a teaching convent for nuns in the Ursuline Order of the Sacred Heart.

The basement of the Collingwood Arts Center is often described as one of the building's most haunted spots. It is reported that in the 1950s, a distraught nun hung herself. Many claim to have felt an intense and sometimes menacing presence, with a dark shadowy figure roaming the vast basement corridors.

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