Folklore and Stories

in Maryland

Rosewood Center of Maryland

Abandoned institutional site with persistent haunting lore.
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South Mountain supernatural corridor of Maryland

Umbrella row for Snallygaster, Snarly Yow, Washington Monument caves, and Gathland battlefield lore.
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Witch’s Rock / Chrome Hill Rock of Maryland

Halloween roadside witch legend.
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Wicomico Catman of Maryland

Half-man, half-cat cryptid legend from the Eastern Shore.
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Westminster Hall and Burying Ground of Maryland

Poe-linked cemetery haunting tradition.
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Washington Monument Caves Lovers’ Cries of Maryland

Distressing cries heard near caves below the monument.
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UMD campus ghost cluster of Maryland

Broader haunted-campus tradition beyond Marie Mount Hall.
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The Horse You Came In On Saloon of Maryland

Area: Baltimore (Fell’s Point) Historic bar widely promoted as haunted, often linked to Edgar Allan Poe.
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Suicide Bridge of Maryland

Bridge whose very name is tied to local death legends.
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Statewide UFO reporting pattern of Maryland

Maryland as a whole has a large modern UFO-reporting corpus.
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