“Eeeeeco” Haunted Houses

Looking for a good scream this Halloween but trying to reduce your carbon footprint? Man made haunts are a great fun but if you want a green Halloween you should know that the amount of electricity, building supplies, fake blood and fog are no friends to mother earth. It takes a lot of resources, energy and chemicals to put on a large scale haunt so why not visit a REAL haunted house? If you’re up for it and happen to be nearby some of the following, most haunted places in America, gather a group and see have what it takes to stand up to the spirits this all Hallow’s Eve!  Most offer tours throughout the year but during Halloween season, you can’t get a better bang for your buck. The possibility of seeing real ghosts and getting creeped out by just being there far exceeds the fake fright of a high schooler in costume ; ) It’s educational, assists in preserving history, greener then pop up haunts and sure to make your hair stand on end like never before. Buuuaaahahahahaha!!

• Gettysburg Battlefield, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
• LaLaurie House, New Orleans, Louisiana
• The Bell Witch Cave, Adams, Tennessee
• The Whaley House, San Diego, California
• The Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colorado
• The Winchester House, San Jose, California
• Waverly Hills Sanatorium, Louisville, Kentucky
• The Stranahan House, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
• Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• The White House, Washington D.C.
• Saint Augustine Lighthouse, St. Augustine, Florida
• Congelier House, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• Mount Misery Road, West Hills, New York
• Franklin Castle, Cleveland, Ohio
• The Queen Mary, Long Beach, California
• Hull House, Chicago, Illinois
• The Lincoln Theater, Decatur, Illinois
• Lemp Mansion, St. Louis , Missouri
• Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois
• The Myrtles Mansion, St. Francisville, Louisiana

And if you just want to hang in a super haunted city, there’s no shortage of creepy towns like New Orleans, Savannah, Charleston and more!! Happy Halloween!!