
In 1881, Sarah Winchester, the widow of famous gun maker Oliver Winchester, suddenly believed that he should be protected from all the spirits of those killed by these weapons. A psychic tells him that it's good he continues to add rooms at his home in San Jose, California, so the ghosts who try to find him will be confusion.Sarah believes and he kept doing this for 40 years, adding more than 100 rooms and staircases, until he died in 1922. After she died, her ghost apparently still come and walk among the rooms in the house. The building is until now the attraction for tourists.
2. The Amityville Horror

13 November 1974, six members of the family in Amityville, New York, was killed by one of the children in the family, Ronald Jr.. ("Butch") DeFeo. In the trial, DeFeo claimed that he was motivated by demonic power that exist in that house to kill. New home owner with an address 112 Ocean Avenue was also claimed to have a variety of spooky phenomena, which ultimately written in novels and horror movies. But all the supernatural events were never proven and successful lawyer DeFeo admitted that all the stories that there is only a sham.
3. Alcatraz

Prison Reefs at once the most famous in the world who are in San Francisco Bay, managed to trap a lot of imagination of the public in a variety of films and books.Prison, a cold, dark and depressing it is many times a silent witness to the murder, rebellion, suicide and various other spooky things during the 29 years he served in prison. During that time, too, produced a variety of stories about Alcatraz sounds
strange, closed cell itself, screams at the origin is not clear, and assorted sightings terrible.
4. The cottage Fox Brothers
5. White House

The Washington, DC, the official residence of the U.S. president's course has played host to many tragedies that occurred during some of this century. Starting this house burned by British troops in 1814, up to several times the experiment (and some are successful) assassination. One of the lurid story that there was a ghost of Abraham Lincoln. Abe widow, Mary Todd, reinforce with a question and answer session at the White House ghost. Another famous ghosts include Andrew Jackson, Dolley Madison and Abigail Adams, although they are now rarely seen