Hotel Galvez is located in Galveston, Texas. Hotel Galvez is a massive hotel right on the beach that has played host to likes of Howard Hughes, Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Stewart, General Douglas MacArthur, and several United States Presidents including Franklin D Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Lyndon B. Johnson. Built in 1911 the magnificent Hotel Galvez was built on the site where the Beach Hotel, Electric Pavilion, and Pagoda Bathhouse…

The Alamo is located in San Antonio, Texas. Originally built as the Mission San Antonio de Valero, the Alamo first served as place to Christianize and educate the resident Indians in the late 1700’s. Throughout the later years and up to the 1830’s, the mission would become home to various outfits, including revolutionaries and rebels. It was during this time that the Alamo site was expanded to a fortress with high walls and numerous outbuildings.In 1836, self-proclaimed dictator, General Santa…

Goatman Bridge is located in Old Alton, Texas. Denton’s most famous spectre is a story handed down for generations with a few variations, and that’s the haunted Goatman’s Bridge. Travelers to the Old Alton Bridge, built in 1884 as a busy thoroughfare, have long reported frightening encounters and ghostly experiences with supernatural creatures that have made it a legendary spot for Texas ghost hunters and a topic for numerous books….

Menger Hotel is located next to the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. Opened by William Menger on February 1, 1859, the hotel was constructed on the site of Menger’s brewery, the first brewery in Texas. Said to have been the finest hotel west of the Mississippi River, it once hosted such notables as Sam Houston, Generals Lee and Grant and Presidents McKinley, Taft, Eisenhower, and Roosevelt; Babe Ruth, and Mae West….

Jefferson Hotel if located in Jefferson, Texas. This place has a ton of history and is home to many lost souls who battled to there death in the Battle of Salado  in 1842, and then there’s the spirits who got brutally killed by Mexican soldiers in the Dawson Massacre, that’s not all the bloody history here… It’s also site to many suicides and murders, it’s also a site where Native American…