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Historic Haunted Buildings in Newport, Rhode Island

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

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Historic Haunted Buildings

Seaview Terrace

Newport, RI

Seaview Terrace — Carey Mansion — broods over Newport's Cliff Walk, a 1920s French Renaissance pile famous to television as the original 'Dark Shadows' Collinwood. Privately held and closed, it collects lore of organ music and tower figures fitting its gothic silhouette.

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Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

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Artillery Company of Newport

Newport, RI

The Artillery Company of Newport keeps its 1836 stone armory on Clarke Street in Rhode Island — home of one of America's oldest military organisations, chartered in 1741 — as a museum of uniforms and cannon. Quiet lore gives it footsteps, moved kit and a watchful presence among the colours.

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Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

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Beechwood

Newport, RI

Beechwood, the Astors' Italianate mansion on Newport's Bellevue Avenue, hosted Gilded Age society under Caroline Astor — 'the' Mrs. Astor. During its years of costumed public tours, guides and guests traded stories of ballroom figures and a lady on the stairs; the estate is now privately held.

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Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

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Belcourt of Newport

Newport, RI

A Gilded Age Newport mansion of 1894 built for Oliver Belmont and later home of Alva Vanderbilt Belmont, designed like a Louis XIII hunting lodge with the ballroom upstairs and carriages below. Belcourt's owners have long told of footsteps, a haunted suit of armour and salon figures.

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Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

About historic haunted buildings in Newport

Newport's historic haunted buildings are compiled from local history, published folklore and visitor reports.

Stories are recorded as accounts rather than established fact. Open the full map to explore everything near you.