Visit the Most Haunted Places in Philadelphia
Behind Philadelphia’s narrow streets and old brick buildings lays an eerie past of otherworldly sightings, gruesome accidents, and untimely deaths. Many prominent figures who shaped the nation paid the ultimate price and now wander the city forever as doomed, lost souls.
Philly Ghosts will take you through Philadelphia’s Old City, home to some of America’s oldest and most haunted buildings, roads, and monuments, with stories based on historical events, local legends, and eyewitness accounts of unexplained activity.

Bishop White House
During the daytime, the Bishop White House is just one of many historical landmarks in Philadelphia to visit. However, things become more creepy as the sun goes down. Constructed in 1787, the Bishop White House was a home for local rector for decades before Yellow Fever wiped out most of his family. Today, people claim male and female ghosts, along with a mysterious cat, haunt the premises.
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Washington Square Park
Originally a burial ground in the 18th century, Washington Square Park holds the remains of thousands of victims of yellow fever and soldiers from the Revolutionary War. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and its nameless occupant haunt the square. One of the many lost soldiers roaming through this Philadelphia landmark that has seen so much misery.
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St. Mary’s Church and Cemetery
Nothing seems more haunted than a cemetery. At St. Mary’s Church & Cemetery, you can walk the grounds and read the headstones of some famous historical figures, including soldiers from the Revolutionary War that some say still haunt the cemetery.
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