New York's Most Haunted Castles
There are countless castles throughout America that catch the eye of many because of their architecture, mystery, and allure. Some are also popular destinations to visit for those who love all things paranormal. Here is where you'll find the eerie tales that surround some of the nation’s most haunted castles. From Bannerman Castle on the East Coast in New York to Ohio's Squire's Castle, and California’s Castello di Amorosa - no matter where you reside, you're bound to be near some of these! Not all these castles are open to the public, so before you start exploring, make sure there are no rules against entering any of these properties.
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Also known as Craig-e-Clair, Dundas Castle in Roscoe dates back to the early 1900s. The castle was built for Ralph Wurts-Dundas by architect Bradford Gilbert and is closely modeled after Dundas Castle in Scotland. Gilbert created the summer retreat, Beaverkill Lodge after acquiring nearly 1,000 acres. Maria, the new wife of Gilbert, named the surrounding hamlet Craig-e-Clair which... Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Castles
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Some stories say that the Wyckoff Castle is haunted while others say that it just exudes a creepiness. Located on Carleton Island, a small island located in Cape Vincent, Wyckoff Castle has been abandoned for over 75 years. The castle sits just across the border from Canada and is in shambles. So, the story goes... architect William Miller built the home for William O. Wyckoff in... Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Castles
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Bannerman Castle is located on Pollepel Island in New York's Hudson River Valley. The Scottish-style castle dates back to 1900 and was built for use of housing Bannerman’s military surplus goods business. The castle ended up abandoned after many years of fires and explosions. A smaller replica of the castle was built near the warehouse castle and served as the private home for Bannerman... Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Castles
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Beardslee Castle was first built in 1860 as a three-story replica of an Irish castle. It has been reconstructed twice after having burned down in two fires which occurred in 1919 and 1989. Today it operates as a restaurant, and diners have reported seeing paranormal happenings. Bright lights have been known to jump out at cars, causing auto accidents, and an apparition named Abagail has... Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Houses | Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Castles
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A large castle built on a scenic island, Boldt Castle is today a popular destination for visitors and wedding receptions. The century-old castle’s origin is, however, one of tragedy. Construction on the 120-room, six story castle began in 1900 when Charles Boldt wanted to establish a grandiose home for his family. He hoped that the castle would be finished in time to be given to his... Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Houses | Real Haunted Castles
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This beautiful mansion constructed as a summer home for Otto Hermann Kahn includes secret passways, hidden rooms, clandestine tunnels, and even has a strange cage-like area in the basement. Some say it's also is haunted by spirits. Visitors of the mansion have claimed seeing shadowy figures and even between the bushes outside. There's also instances where a picture of Kahn's portrait... Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Houses | Real Haunted Castles