Haunted 307

From theaters to ghost towns to old west hotels; join us on a ghostly tour of the Cowboy State!

Let's take a look back on all 31 of the Haunted 307 locations we explored this year for Halloween.

Could Fort Laramie National Historic Site be the most haunted place in Wyoming?

After dark, the beautiful sprawling grounds take on an eerie appearance, with strange sights that might catch one off-guard.

If you're really lucky, you might see Margaret Morton waving from the upper windows, despite dying from tuberculosis in the early 1900s.

This library might have more to check out than just novels, and might have something more haunting than just a great story.

Those who catch a show at the theater may just find a patron watching the show with them who didn't pay for a ticket.

Edith is kind enough to tuck guests into bed. Now that's hospitality!

Nearly all of the historic buildings are said to have their own resident ghosts on the grounds.

Tom and Kathy Johnson purchased the home after Mrs. White's passing and said that they didn't believe in ghosts. That opinion swiftly changed.

The Queen Anne Style building houses tragic stories as well as ghostly apparitions in an absolutely charming abode

The proprietors assure guests that all of their ghosts are "friendly."