Interested in a few old-house ghost stories?

Catch a few winks with the spirit world by checking into one of these historic hotels where reports of paranormal activity abound.

Resident owners share the wealth to afford their dream house, The Inn at Forest Oaks.

Once upon a time, long before glittering Miami Vice skyscrapers and Disney fantasies scrawled their signature across the state, there was a whole other Florida.

Things to do and see in Mystic, Connecticut.

Wisconsin’s sweetest vacation destination is a 75-mile-long peninsula that shelters Green Bay from the main body of Lake Michigan.

These 8 walking tours scattered across the country will give you a glimpse into the paranormal past of some classic historic neighborhoods.

Since 1528, Galveston has reinvented itself repeatedly. It has flown five flags and was briefly a national capital.

These mushroom houses will win you over.

On the water in historic St. Michaels, Maryland.

Cheshire Village near Black Mountain is just minutes from thriving Asheville.

Students of history, art, and architecture will be immersed.

Left for ruin this Kentucky villa became unfit for living until one couple restored it.

Historic Hedge House has been restored with eye-popping wallpapers and carpets true to its 1809 heritage.

With unparalleled refinement, the brick house was built in Frankfort, Kentucky, between 1797 and 1803.

At 451 years old, Spanish-settled St. Augustine, Florida, has Old World appeal.

New York State's Ashokan Center keeps the music alive.

Restored at the turn of the 20th century, this ca. 1785 Georgian became a model for Colonial Revival taste.

This is one of three National Register districts in the John Nolen Historic District of Venice—already a destination before the state’s 1920s boom, and before southwest Florida’s Gulf Coast had made it onto tourist maps.

The large center-hall Georgian was built as an inn. After removing 1940s accretions and reconfiguring rooms for residential use, the current owners decorated it in fine Colonial Revival tradition.

Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Harrodsburg, KY.

Built in 1905 in Minneapolis, a fine family home is restored and improved by its appreciative owners along with David Heide Design Studio.

A stoic Federal in rural Maine, built circa 1790 and remarkably preserved, has a surprise inside.

When the Fisher family left Blue Hill, local citizens stepped up to preserve the homestead as a museum.