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State: Florida
Historical haunted places
Historic place
Pensacola, FL
The lighthouse station developed after the United States took control of Florida, and the present tower reflects the strategic growth of Pensacola Bay and the nearby Navy yard.
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Historic place
St. Augustine, FL
Henry Flagler’s Hotel Ponce de Leon opened in 1888 as a Gilded Age resort designed by Carrère and Hastings and later became part of Flagler College.
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Historic place
Key West, FL
Robert the Doll is a large handmade figure created around the beginning of the twentieth century and associated with Key West artist Robert Eugene Otto. The doll entered the Key West Art & Historical Society collection in 1994 and is displayed at Fort East Martello Museum. Stories that Robert moves, changes expression, or punishes disrespectful visitors belong to museum folklore and personal testimony, not verified paranormal evidence.
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Historic place
St. Augustine, FL
A working lighthouse and maritime museum where coastal history shares the bill with after-dark storytelling.
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Historic place
St. Augustine, FL
The inn occupies a historic property in St. Augustine’s residential fabric and operates as lodging rather than as an unrestricted museum.
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Historic place
Pensacola, FL
The burial ground was in use by the mid-to-late eighteenth century and contains markers from Pensacola's Second Spanish Period onward, with thousands of marked and probable unmarked graves.
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Historic place
St. Augustine, FL
Tolomato Cemetery preserves Catholic burial history across Spanish, British, and American St. Augustine and includes people from varied communities.
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