Folklore and Stories

in Florida

Tampa Theatre of Florida

Movie palace associated with its resident ghost ‘Fink,’ who is said to tinker with equipment and haunt the backstage spaces.
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Rose Cemetery of Florida

Historic African American cemetery with a strong local reputation for eerie sensations and ghost stories.
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Witch of Old Dixie / Witches Road Lore of Florida

Backroad witch legend associated with dark tree canopy, dare-based nighttime visits, and warnings about a hostile spirit along old roadway stretches.
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Vinoy Hotel of Florida

Historic waterfront hotel linked to a tuxedoed male ghost, trickster-elevator stories, and a wider reputation for lingering former guests.
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Two Egg Stump Jumper of Florida

Mini-Bigfoot style creature said to move through the woods at night and leave strange tracks around Two Egg.
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Tolomato Cemetery of Florida

Historic cemetery associated with shadowy figures, voices, and the heavy atmosphere of old St. Augustine’s layered burials.
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St. Francis Inn of Florida

Historic inn said to be haunted by ‘Lily’ and other spirits, with reports of strange happenings especially in upstairs rooms.
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St. Johns River Monster of Florida

Large serpent or prehistoric-animal style monster associated with the St. Johns River and its marshy reaches.
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St. Augustine Lighthouse of Florida

One of Florida’s most famous haunted sites, linked to the Pittee girls, phantom footsteps, apparitions, and a generally active paranormal reputation.
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Spook Hill of Florida

Gravity-hill attraction where cars appear to roll uphill, explained scientifically as an optical illusion but wrapped in ghostly legend.
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