September 30, 2024

Maine Ghost Stories: Haunted Places of the Pine Tree State | Ep. 19

18 minutes

In Episode 19 of The Halloween Podcast, host Lyle Perez takes you on a journey through the rugged beauty and haunting history of Maine. From haunted lighthouses along the rocky coast to eerie inns nestled in the forests, the Pine Tree State is home to countless ghost stories. Join us as we uncover ten of the most haunted locations in Maine, where spirits of the past still linger.

Featured Haunted Locations:

The Seguin Island Lighthouse

Address: Seguin Island, Phippsburg, ME

A lighthouse haunted by a tragic tale of a keeper and his wife. The piano she played endlessly still echoes through the wind, and visitors report cold drafts and ghostly sightings.

The Kennebunk Inn

Address: 45 Main St, Kennebunk, ME 04043

Haunted by Silas Perkins, a former night watchman who enjoys playing pranks on guests. Expect moving objects, cold drafts, and whispered voices in the night.

Fort William Henry

Address: 3115 Bristol Rd, New Harbor, ME 04554

Soldiers from the 1600s still roam the grounds, with ghostly regiments and the sounds of battle often heard at dusk.

Captain Fairfield Inn

Address: 8 Pleasant St, Kennebunkport, ME 04046

Captain James Fairfield’s ghost still watches over the inn, with reports of a man in a dark coat appearing at night and the scent of his wife’s perfume lingering in the air.

Mount Hope Cemetery

Address: 1048 State St, Bangor, ME 04401

Shadowy figures and a Lady in White glide through the cemetery, with children’s laughter echoing through the tombstones.

The Kennebec Arsenal

Address: Arsenal St, Augusta, ME 04330

A former mental hospital haunted by ghostly patients. Apparitions in hospital gowns are seen in the windows, and eerie moans are heard from within the abandoned buildings.

The Wood Island Lighthouse

Address: Wood Island, Biddeford Pool, ME

Haunted by the spirit of Joseph Willard, who committed murder and suicide here. Footsteps, whispers, and ghostly figures still occupy the lighthouse.

The Jameson Tavern

Address: 115 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032

Known as the "Birthplace of Maine," this historic tavern is home to spirits rearranging furniture and the ghost of a young girl who appears in mirrors.

The Victoria Mansion

Address: 109 Danforth St, Portland, ME 04101

Haunted by its former owner, Ruggles Sylvester Morse, who roams the grand halls. Guests often smell cigar smoke and hear the sounds of ghostly parties from the past.

The Lucerne Inn

Address: 2517 Main Rd, Dedham, ME 04429

A tragic bride and groom are said to haunt the inn, with guests reporting sightings of the bride in her gown and hearing sorrowful sobbing from empty rooms.

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Keywords: Haunted Maine, Maine Ghost Stories, Haunted Locations, Paranormal Maine, Haunted America, Seguin Island Lighthouse, Kennebunk Inn, Fort William Henry, Captain Fairfield Inn, Mount Hope Cemetery, Kennebec Arsenal, Wood Island Lighthouse, Jameson Tavern, Victoria Mansion, Lucerne Inn

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