Famous Haunts

Right Brain Activities presents

Antoinette's Haunted History Tours school

From 1992 through 2011, 20 years of haunting you!

FAMOUS HAUNTS

WE MADE THEM FAMOUS!

These locations in the Alton area were around before being on our tours, but most people didn't know of their haunted history. To ghost hunters everywhere, WE were the first to make them famous for being haunted. Most of the stories you hear of these places are the results of Antoinette & Alixandria's investigations and our historians' (Rick Dixon and Cathy Bagby) factual research.

Alton (entire city)

Alton City Cemetery

Alton Confederate Cemetery

Alton Confederate Prison Site (Old Penitentiary Remains)

Ash House on Union Street

Bruno’s Motorcycle Shop (Alton Tire Sales Co. building)

Buckmaster House

Coppinger-Booth House

Elijah Lovejoy Assassination Site

Enos Sanitarium (now is Enos Apartments)

First Unitarian Church

Franklin House (now is Lincoln Lofts)

Franklin Masonic Lodge #25

Fuchs (Fox) House

G. A. Joesting House

Grand Theater

Original Hopp Hollow Road (including Rozier Street)

Jacoby Furniture Store (now is Jacoby Art Center)

Kendall’s Cracker Factory

Koenig House

LaSalle Hotel (now is Sam's Pawn Shop)

Levi Davis House

Lighthouse Venue

Mansion House (main structure burned down in 2010)

McPike Mansion (originally called Mount Lookout Park)

Meridian Coffeehouse (Wead Building)

Milton Cemetery

Milton School

Mineral Springs Hotel (now is Mineral Springs Mall)

Noll Steam Bakery & Confectionary Company

Piasa Masonic Lodge #27 (now is Spirits Lounge)

Pie Town Stomping Grounds/old Kerr's Drugstore building (now is Aunt Sam's Uptown Eatery)

Riverview Park

Rock Springs Park

Six Chimneys

Sunflower Island (nicknamed "Smallpox Island")

Spring Street Massacre

Topping House

Watson House

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