Explore Greenwich Village's Paranormal History
Discover the Most Spine-Chilling Locations and Their Dark Stories
Explore the Paranormal
Discover the dark history and ghostly encounters at Greenwich Village's most notorious haunted sites
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Former residence of Mark Twain, this Greenwich Village townhouse is haunted by tragic spirits including a young girl who died in a fall and a heartbroken woman who never left. Multiple deaths and decades of sorrow have made this address infamous among paranormal investigators.
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NYC's oldest continuously running Off-Broadway theater, originally built as a brewery in 1817. Home to ghostly actors who refuse to leave the stage, phantom directors still calling rehearsals, and the spirit of a woman in white who watches every performance from the balcony.
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Jimi Hendrix's legendary recording studio built on the former Generation Club site. Haunted by Hendrix's spirit and other deceased musicians, where phantom guitar solos echo through the night and ghostly recording sessions continue decades after the artists have passed.
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Built over a former potter's field containing 20,000+ unmarked graves, Washington Square Park is one of NYC's most haunted locations. Ghostly figures emerge from the earth, phantom executions replay by the hanging tree, and the spirits of the forgotten dead seek recognition in this historic Greenwich Village gathering place.
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