4 spectral locations cataloged
Gridley Tunnel is a single-lane vehicular mountain passage located on Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka (CFAY), a major U.S. Navy installation in Kanagawa Prefecture. Carved through solid rock in the pre-WWII era, the tunnel connects Gridley Lane to the main base housing complex. Celebrated across military ghost lore, Gridley Tunnel is famous for late-night encounters with a vengeful samurai ghost who reportedly appears before solitary travelers on rainy nights.
Moored across the Cape Fear River from historic downtown Wilmington, the USS North Carolina (BB-55) was the decorated lead vessel of American fast battleships in World War II. Participating in every major Pacific naval offensive from Guadalcanal to Okinawa, the ship earned 15 battle stars and suffered ten casualties during a torpedo strike in 1942. Preserved as a State Memorial and National Historic Landmark, the battleship is renowned as one of North Carolina's most supernatural sites, haunted by young sailors.
Fort Delaware is a formidable 19th-century harbor defense fortress located on Pea Patch Island in the middle of the Delaware River. Best known for its role as a Union prisoner-of-war camp during the American Civil War, the fort held nearly 33,000 Confederate soldiers, political prisoners, and federal convicts under grueling and overcrowded conditions. Today, as a preserved state park, Fort Delaware is widely regarded as the most haunted location in the state of Delaware, famous for full-body apparitions, shadow figures in dark subterranean dungeons, thermal anomalies, and disembodied voices.
Historic Fort Reno, situated west of El Reno in Canadian County, Oklahoma, is a historic U.S. military post established in July 1874 during the Indian Wars to protect the Darlington Indian Agency and control the Cheyenne and Arapaho reservations. Spanning over 25 preserved 19th-century military structures, a historic parade ground, and a military cemetery, the fort later served as a U.S. Army remount depot and a World War II prisoner-of-war camp housing German and Italian captives. Steeped in frontier warfare, soldier tragedies, and wartime deaths, Fort Reno is celebrated as one of Oklahoma's most actively haunted historical landmarks.