Historic Haunted Buildings in Alaska

Historic civic, commercial, and institutional buildings with reported ghost stories and verifiable local history.

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Golden North Hotel

Skagway, AK

The Golden North Hotel is a Skagway Gold Rush landmark remembered for its onion-domed corner and the long-running “Scary Mary” ghost legend. Its current use and access have changed over the years, so it is best known today as a historic building with reported ghost lore rather than a haunted hotel stay.

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Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Historic Haunted Buildings

Red Onion Saloon

Skagway, AK

Red Onion Saloon is a Skagway Gold Rush-era saloon and brothel museum with a well-known haunted reputation. Reports often focus on the upstairs former brothel rooms, perfume scents, footsteps, and a spirit known in local stories as Lydia. The venue is commercial and public, but access should stay within official tours or normal visitor areas.

0 approved community reports

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Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

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About historic haunted buildings in Alaska

Alaska's historic haunted buildings are compiled from local history, published folklore and visitor reports. Many are open to the public, and several offer tours or overnight stays.

Stories are recorded as accounts rather than established fact. Browse by city above, or open the full map to explore everything near you.