Visit the Most Haunted Places in Chicago
Otherworldly activity in the Windy City is unlike any other in the nation. Years of disaster have wasted away the living, leaving the world of the dead to roam freely. Ghastly apparitions walk across the burned wreckage of the city’s past, shocking and entrancing all who venture into their path.
Windy City Ghosts brings you to the most haunted locations in Chicago on a nightly excursion full of supernatural terror. Discover the haunting stories that gave the city its horrid reputation amongst the world of the living and the dead.

Red Lion Pub
The Red Lion Pub is one of the oldest bars in the US and one of the most haunted. The building, erected in 1882, has seen many historical events play out inside it and around its neighborhood. One top of that, famous mobsters such as Al Capone and many others, were seen here as commonly as the handful of ghosts that now allegedly frequent this historic pub.
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Biograph Theater
One of the oldest movie theaters in Chicago, the Biograph Theater is particularly well-known for the mobster activity and tragic events that occurred there back in the day. Most famously, bank robber John Dillinger was shot here in 1934, ironically after watching a gangster film. It’s attracted ghosts, mobsters, and historians alike ever since.
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Golden Dagger
Golden Dagger, established initially as Tonic Room in the early 2000s, is speculated to have been a meeting place for the Order of the Golden Dawn. Today, the basement contains entities of unspeakable horror. Many have witnessed a bloodied woman who is believed to have been a sacrifice to the “old gods.” Her presence causes people to seize up in a bone-chilling cold while upstairs, foggy apparitions wander the bar.
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