The Hotel Monteleone
When Antonio Monteleone came to America from Sicily at the turn of the century, little did he know that he would end up building one of the most unique hotels in the world. The Hotel Monteleone is a beautiful Beaux-Arts style hotel in the French Quar ...
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The Old Absinthe House
The Old Absinthe House on Bourbon Street is a New Orleans icon. The absinthe they serve is the real thing too, not some cheap imitation. Among the oldest bars in New Orleans, the Old Absinthe Bar goes back to 1752, though it was out of commission for ...
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Storyville – The Ghosts of NOLA’s Vintage Red Light District
Storyville was the red-light district of New Orleans, Louisiana, from 1897 to 1917. It was erected by municipal ordinance following the New Orleans City Council's new mandate to control and eventually tax teh world's oldest profession. The idea ...
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Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop – Phantom Pirates & Ghostly Contraband
A big thing you have to understand about the hearty lads and corsairs that used to love to Crack Jenny’s Teacup on every port is that some of that gangplank gangsters were bankrolled by the state. Back when lad, lass, lassie, and landlubber alike p ...
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Top 10 Most Haunted Places in Louisiana
The state of Louisiana is a state located in the deep south that is known for a few things. One, their cajun cuisines are out of this world. Two, it’s home to one of the most vibrant cities in the country -- New Orleans. And it’s also a place whe ...
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The Mortuary
The Mortuary is a very large Victorian Mansion. You can find it at 4800 Canal Street. This is a place that is close to many hearts in the area of New Orleans. It is this location that many people would travel to pay their last respects to those who h ...
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Memorial Medical Center
Just like many other buildings, Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans was hit by Hurrican Katrine in 2005. The storm impacted the center greatly. The levees had failed and water was rising. The hospital was left without electricity. Even during this ...
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LaLaurie Museum
If you have ever read about different hauntings or ghosts that are in New Orleans, you will definitely have heard of this place. The LaLaurie Museum or mansion is one of the most popular stops for tourists. Many locals refuse to call this place the L ...
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Charity Hospital
The Charity Hospital in New Orleans was part of teaching hospitals. However, the hospital would not reopen after Hurricane Katrina. The governor stated that the hospital would no longer be a functioning one. There were no plans to open this hospital ...
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The St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
Known as the most haunted location in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, this cemetery offers haunts to those looking for eerie history and spooky stories. This cemetery dates back to 1789 and remains the oldest one standing in the city today and is ...
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