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Ghostly Soldiers in Frederick County, Maryland
Many oral legends of Civil War ghosts have been passed down in this area.
The Singing Soldiers of Constance Street
Two soldiers were imprisoned and then died in the attic of a New Orleans home. Their ghostly voices are still heard singing.
Sudden Cold and Sharpshooters: The Ghosts of Farnsworth House
Guests and staff members often experience ghostly activity at this 1810 era inn.
The shade of the famous abolitionist is still said to remain in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.
A lady in white and a green-eyed phantom are among the unsettled spirits roaming this Tennessee battlefield.
Some apparitions return to remind us of the bloodiest day of the Civil War.
There is no shortage of strange ghost stories associated with the Civil War. This article is a small sampling of such tales.
Andersonville of the North: The Ghosts on Pea Patch Island
Tragic spirits haunt Fort Delaware State Park, which was once an overcrowded Civil War prison.
Phantoms relive the battle of Shiloh inside this fine French Quarter mansion.
The Union troops held the advantage on this hill, but both armies left plenty of ghosts behind.