The Cambridge dictionary describes haunted as a place where ghosts appear often while the Free Dictionary says it means to inhabit, visit, or appear to in the form of a ghost or other supernatural being. From the above definitions of the only verb in the title of this book - haunted - it appears that you have to possess some form of interest in ghost-related activities or at least have a passive interest in supernatural events. Since the dawn of time, what we have come to know as America has had its fair share of activities and deeds done by people, animals, or manmade things in different places and locations across the country that have become associated with frequent appearance of ghosts and other telepathic incidents. As creepy as these supposed incidents are made to seem like, these incidents have sort of transcended from mere theories or made-up fiction to "actual realities" to such an extent that they have been made tourist centers. In fact, ghost, paranormal and clairvoyant enthusiasts find these places which have been termed "haunted" as choice locations for activities such as ghost hunting! It is commonly said that in the mouth of a few witnesses then there exists at least an iota of truth; the "haunting" capabilities of these places have been propped up by the fact that there are a good number of people who testify on a regular of basis of encountering ghosts at one time or the other. These haunted places cut across different kind of buildings and locations; they include cinema halls, hotels, museums, cemeteries, historical sites, battlefields, mansions and even residential homes. Enough of the somewhat "boring" gist of the meaning of haunting and whatever it is that has to do haunting as a word; let us get down to the reason why you picked this book in the first place. It is time to reveal the top 10 haunted places in the USA. Enjoy!