Most Terrifying Places in America

• 13 The Devil's Tree, Bernards Township, New Jersey
• 12 Manteno State Hospital, Manteno, Illinois
• 11 Slater Mill Pawtucket, Rhode Island
• 10 Lake Shawnee Amusement Park, Lake Shawnee, West Virginia
• 9 Georgetown Castle, Seattle, Washington
• 8 Orpheum Theater, Memphis, Tennessee
• 7 Cheesman Park, Denver, Colorado
• 6 Morse Mill Hotel, Morse Mill, Missouri
• 5 Fort Mifflin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 4 Whispers Estate Bed & Breakfast, Mitchell, Indiana
• 3 Liar's Club, Chicago, Illinois
• 2 Lotz House, Franklin, Tennessee
• 1 Lake Ronkonkoma, Long Island, New York

• Ernestine & Hazel's Bar, Memphis, Tennessee
• Old Man Stuckey's Bridge, Meridian, Mississippi
• Marshall House, Savannah, Georgia
• Donner Lake, Donner Memorial State Park, Truckee, California
• "The Dead Zone", Interstate 4, Lake Monroe, Florida
• Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs, Arkansas

This episode tells the tales of the open road by exploring terrifying roadside attractions and the haunted roads less traveled that will make drivers want to lock their doors and roll up their windows. A Memphis juke joint that featured blues and a brothel, an old bridge in Mississippi where a murderer was hanged for his crimes, Savannah's oldest operating hotel built before to the Civil War that was used as a hospital for amputations, a ghostly lake that tells the tale of what really happened to the Donner party, Florida's highway to hell locals call the 'Dead Zone' and an Arkansas hotel that was operated as a cancer hospital run by a charlatan.

• New Orleans Pharmacy Museum, New Orleans, Louisiana
• The Black Veil Tattoo Studio, (former Odd Fellows lodge), Beverly, Massachusetts
• The Christmas Shootout of 1927, (Cedar Avenue and 3rd Street) South Pittsburg, Tennessee
• Emily's Bridge, Stowe, Vermont
• West Virginia State Penitentiary, Moundsville, West Virginia
• Fort Knox, Prospect, Maine

The episode ventures into towns across America that are reportedly haunted by their dark pasts. A museum dedicated to experimental medicine located in America's first apothecary is haunted by the spirit of a sadistic doctor, a tattoo parlor that was formally home to a secretly odd organization, a dangerous intersection in Tennessee which was the site of a deadly shoot out, an infamous bridge in Vermont where a heart-broken teenage girl leaped to her death, a prison near an ancient burial ground that its inmates believed cursed them to stay there for all eternity, and a Revolutionary War fort where visitors report the ghosts of long-dead soldiers still march on the grounds.

• The Clown Motel, Tonopah Cemetery, Tonopah, Nevada
• "Annabelle", Warrens' Occult Museum, Monroe, Connecticut
• Bonnie Springs Ranch, Blue Diamond, Nevada
• Glenwood Cemetery, True Addiction Tattoo Studio, Yazoo, Mississippi
• The Strand Cinema, Skowhegan, Maine
• Fear Factory SLC (former Portland Cement Co. factory), Salt Lake City, Utah

This episode explores scary attractions across the nation: a motel next to a cemetery that's a Coulrophobia's worst nightmare, a morbid museum that houses haunted artifacts like a demonic Raggedy Ann doll, an old western ranch with an 19th-century schoolhouse that's reportedly haunted by a schoolmarm and her students, a historic Mississippi town that locals claim is cursed by a witch who killed its citizens, a movie theater in Maine where a sorrowful woman starred in her own horror film when she leaped off the theater's balcony to her death, and a sinister cement factory-turned-haunted attraction that scares its patrons with real ghosts.

• St. Augustine Lighthouse, St. Augustine, Florida
• Madison Seminary, Madison, Ohio
• Squirrel Cage Jail, Council Bluffs, Iowa
• David Whitney Mansion, Detroit, Michigan
• The Speakeasy (former General Store), Sacramento, Nebraska
• Smallwood Store, Chokoloskee, Florida

This episode features locations where the restless souls of the dead never sleep. A Florida lighthouse that's filled with darkness of those who died there, a former Victorian-era asylum for women where the insane were experimented on, one of the few remaining Rotary Jails where inmates tried to escape by severing their limbs, a majestic mansion in Detroit built by a lumber baron is claimed to be haunted by his two wives, a restaurant that was once a remote outpost in Nebraska where a scorned woman killed her unfaithful husband is reportedly haunted by a ghost called "Faceless Fred", and a small country store in the Florida Everglades is the site of a deadly shootout of a bloody outlaw who hid his victims in the swampy waters.

• Seven Sisters Road, Nebraska City, Nebraska
• Bennington Triangle, Glastenbury, Bennington County, Vermont
• Hinsdale House, Hinsdale, New York
• Colorado Grande Hotel and Casino, Cripple Creek, Colorado
• Pierce Mansion, Gardner, Massachusetts
• Wildwood Sanitarium, Salamanca, New York

This episode explores supernatural locations linked to terrifying tales. A ghostly road in Nebraska where local legend suggests a farmer hanged his entire family that included seven daughters and his wife, a mysterious forest where hikers reportedly vanish without a trace, an Upstate New York farmhouse where it's claimed a demon resides, a creepy mining town in Colorado that was once called 'the wickedest town' in America, a New England Victorian-style mansion where its former owners possesses the living tenants, and a former sanitarium that performed medical experiments with electricity to cure its patients' ailments.