Haunted Hotels in Vicksburg, Mississippi You Can Stay In
Discover the most haunted hotels in Vicksburg with real ghost stories and paranormal activity
3 Haunted Hotels Found in Vicksburg
Anchuca Mansion
1010 First East Street, Vicksburg, MS 38183, USA
Anchuca Mansion, whose name means 'happy home' in Choctaw, dates back to 1830. Its haunting is primarily associated with one of former owner Richard Archer's daughters, often referred to as 'Archie'. According to legend, Richard Archer disapproved of his daughter's chosen love and forbade her marriage. Her spirit, seemingly resentful, is said to have remained in the home. Sightings reported since 1966 describe her apparition wearing a long brown dress, typically seen in the dining room or parlor. Some reports also suggest a presence felt within the former slaves' quarters on the property.
Cedar Grove Inn
2200 Oak Street, Vicksburg, MS 39180
Cedar Grove Mansion Inn carries echoes from its past, serving as a Union hospital during the Civil War and being home to the Klein family, who experienced several tragedies within its walls. Guests and staff report encounters with various spirits believed to belong to the Klein family, including John Klein (whose presence is marked by pipe smoke), Elizabeth Klein seen on the stairs, a lost little girl, and a teenage son heard on stairways. Additionally, phantom Civil War soldiers are seen, and sounds of children playing, babies crying, and men marching are reported, particularly in areas like the former wine cellar used as a morgue. Staff have witnessed glasses inexplicably breaking and beds being disturbed after being made.
Duff Green Mansion
1114 First East Street Vicksburg, MS 39183
The Duff Green Mansion served as a hospital during the Civil War. Due to its past, ghostly sightings are reported, including a Confederate soldier missing a leg near a fireplace and Little Annie Green, a young girl who died in the home at age six. Bloodstains from its hospital days are said to remain visible.