Historic Haunted Buildings in Connecticut

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

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New London Ledge Light

Groton, CT

New London Ledge Light stands alone on its pier in the Thames River mouth off Groton, Connecticut — a French Second Empire house improbably at sea, home of 'Ernie', the keeper of legend whose pranks filled Coast Guard logbooks until automation in 1987.

0 approved community reports

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Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Historic Haunted Buildings

Old State House

Hartford, CT

Connecticut's Old State House of 1796 — Bulfinch-attributed, host to the Amistad trial's opening — pairs civic history with a cabinet of curiosities and gentle telling: footsteps in the courtroom, a caretaker of tradition, and the museum's famous two-headed calf.

0 approved community reports

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

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About historic haunted buildings in Connecticut

Connecticut'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.