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Haunted attractions, scream parks and ghost tours in Boston, MA. Each listing’s name, address, phone and website come from the business’s Google Business Profile and were checked against its own website. Seasonal attractions keep their own open dates, so check the business’s site before you go. Historic haunted places on this page are folklore, credited to the source site named on each place.
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Puritan authorities once hanged dissenters on this oldest patch of Boston. Witnesses describe two women in 19th-century dress walking arm in arm, an era too late to tie them to the…
This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.
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Built in 1891 to designs by J. Pickering Putnam, who later died there. A 1908 suicide in one room is blamed for a dark mood, and students from its dormitory years tell of hostile s…
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Emerson College's 1903 theater reportedly hosts several spirits: a mayor said to have died mid-show (no record confirms it), a couple watching from a balcony, and a little girl who…
This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.
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A Civil War-era fort at the harbor mouth that held Confederate prisoners. A Lady in Black is said to roam it; legend holds she was executed as a spy after trying to free her impris…
This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.
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The mid-19th-century hotel hosted Charles Dickens and John F. Kennedy. Its founder, Harvey Parker, is said to have been seen walking the hallways long after his death.
This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.
The city's other anchor is a hotel. The Omni Parker House is named after its developer, Harvey Parker, and US Ghost Adventures notes that Charles Dickens stayed on its third floor each time he visited Boston. Boston Ghosts' own site works a wider downtown circuit of the same vintage — the Massachusetts State House, King's Chapel Church and Cemetery, and the Old Granary Burial Ground, which Boston Ghosts calls the third oldest memorial site in Boston and the resting place of Benjamin Franklin's parents, Abiah and Josiah Franklin.
This section is folklore — reported by tour companies and their guests, and never asserted as fact here.
Of Boston Common, US Ghost Adventures says the grounds are said to be haunted by both the executed and the executioner, with shadowy figures reported around the tree used for executions and disembodied sounds of anguished weeping. "Said to be" is the company's own framing, and this page keeps it. Boston Ghosts' version is gentler and vaguer — hazy apparitions appearing late at night to remind visitors of the Common's "gruesome and morbid past." Both are the standard Common repertoire, and neither is a documented event.
Hountix lists 9 places in Boston, MA. Seasonal attractions keep their own open dates, so check each business's own site before you go.