Florida's Haunted Odyssey: 10 Terrifying Locations
Eerie laughter of children and sightings of the "Man in Blue"
St. Augustine Lighthouse
Owned by Frank and Ivy Stranahan, reportedly haunted after Frank's suicide
Historic Stranahan House Museum
Spirits of pioneers haunt the area, including a headless ghost and a prowling woman
Pinewood Cemetery
Charles Deering's winter estate, rumored to be built on an ancient burial ground; visitors claim sightings of Deering's ghost
Deering Estate
Constructed by Edward Leedskalnin for unrequited love; Edward's spirit reportedly resides in the castle
Coral Castle
Home to Robert the Haunted Doll; visitors claim sightings and giggling sounds from the doll
Fort East Martello Museum
Witnessed paranormal activities include flickering lights, whispers, and elevator anomalies
Biltmore Hotel
Believed to be haunted by Ginger Payson, causing mischief like tickling customers or moving objects
Ginger's Place
Former hospital turned lifeguard station; reportedly haunted by spirits, including one named Todd
Jacksonville Beach Lifeguard Station
Located in Port St. Lucie, associated with a grim legend involving a serial killer and Satan worshippers gathering around the tree
The Devil's Tree