Twenty-Three Ghosts: The Peyton Randolph House (Virginia)

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The Stranger and Veiled Woman of Gadsby's Tavern (Virginia)

In 1816, a mysterious young woman arrived at Alexandria's finest hotel deathly ill, her face hidden behind a black veil. The man claiming to be her husband demanded absolute secrecy from everyone allowed into her room. Weeks later, the twenty-three-year-old woman was dead, buried ...  Show more

The Vampire of Hollywood Cemetery (Virginia)

Hollywood Cemetery is the final resting place of presidents, Confederate soldiers, Richmond's elite—and, according to local legend, a vampire. The story begins with the catastrophic 1925 collapse of the Church Hill Tunnel, when witnesses reportedly saw a bloody, badly injured fig ...  Show more

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