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    Haunted Plantation Locations

    All documented spectral archives classified under Plantation. Discover stories, visitor notices, and GPS records across multiple territories.

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    Boone Hall Plantation

    Mount PleasantUnited States1681–present

    Boone Hall Plantation, established in 1681 along Horlbeck Creek near Charleston, is one of America's oldest continuously working plantations. World-famous for its dramatic three-quarter-mile 'Avenue of Oaks' and surviving brick slave cabins, the property holds a deep and turbulent history encompassing centuries of enslavement, agricultural labor, and wartime tragedy. Staff and visitors routinely report encounters with spectral figures, including Confederate soldiers, enslaved spirits in the historic brick cabins, disembodied voices, and phantom music echoing across the grounds.

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    Historic Site
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    Carnton Plantation

    FranklinUnited States1826

    Built in 1826 by Randal McGavock, Carnton Plantation in Franklin, Tennessee, became the central field hospital for Confederate casualties following the bloodiest hours of the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864. Over 1,500 wounded soldiers flooded the two-story brick mansion overnight, leaving permanent bloodstains soaked deep into the hardwood floors. Today, Carnton is renowned as one of Tennessee's most haunting historic sites, frequented by phantom soldiers, ghost nurse apparitions, and disembodied footsteps lingering from that tragic night.

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    Historic House
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    Ferry Plantation House

    Virginia BeachUnited States1830

    Dating back to 1830, the Ferry Plantation House in Virginia Beach, Virginia, stands on historic brick foundations dating back to 1630 along the Lynnhaven River. The site originally served as a colonial ferry landing, court house, and school, and famously hosted the 1706 trial by ducking of Grace Sherwood, the 'Witch of Pungo'. Renowned as one of Virginia's most active supernatural sites, docents and visitors report encounters with eleven distinct apparitions spanning colonial, antebellum, and Civil War eras.

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    Myrtles Plantation

    St. FrancisvilleUnited States1796–present

    Frequently publicized as America's Most Haunted Home, The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana, is an 18th-century antebellum mansion situated beneath ancient live oaks draped in Spanish moss. Built in 1796 by General David Bradford, the home has a long and turbulent history marked by tragic illnesses, antebellum conflict, and a notorious murder. It is famous world-wide for stories of up to 12 distinct spirits, including the legendary enslaved woman Chloe, phantom children trapped in a antique mirror, and the spirit of William Winter.

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    Oak Alley Plantation

    VacherieUnited States1837–present

    Famous across the world for its breathtaking 800-foot alley of 28 evenly spaced 300-year-old southern live oaks leading from the Mississippi River to the mansion front doors, Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, Louisiana, is a premier National Historic Landmark. Built in 1837–1839 by wealthy sugarcane planter Jacques Télesphore Roman, the estate is steeped in antebellum history, civil war occupation, and persistent ghost legends featuring shadowy figures gazing from upper windows, phantom carriages, and unseen presences in the historic bedrooms.

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    Rose Hill Plantation

    BlufftonUnited States1850s–present

    Rose Hill Plantation House, located along the Colleton River in Bluffton, South Carolina, is a grand Gothic Revival mansion constructed in the late 1850s by Dr. John Kirk and his wife Caroline. Left unfinished for over a century due to the outbreak of the Civil War, the estate holds a tragic history marked by wartime abandonment, family grief, and a devastating 1987 fire. Visitors, wedding guests, and staff members report encountering supernatural phenomena inside the mansion, including the spirit of Emily Kirk, disembodied organ music, unexplainable footsteps on the grand staircase, and spectral apparitions roaming the moss-draped riverbank grounds.

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