Haunted History (2001)

San Francisco--founded on the dreams of thousands in a search for gold. For many, the dreams turned to nightmares, and persistent tales suggest the city's untamed past left a ghostly legacy.

Home to supernatural spirits since Columbus landed in the Bahamas and began slaughtering the native Arawak, the Caribbean is also known for its zombies, pirate ships, and the infamous Bermuda Triangle.

They are the backbone of a continent, towering granite peaks that have lured adventurers to the American West for centuries. For some, this rugged landscape yielded incredible wealth. For others, its only offerings were tragic death.

It is one of the most enchanting places on earth--and one of the most haunted. For a 1,000 years, Hawaiians have struggled to maintain a delicate balance between humans and nature, the past and present, the living and dead.

Journey back to the days of the tall ships, when Baltimore's harbor was a defensive stronghold--where ghosts still walk the decks of the USS Constellation, flagship of the U.S. Navy for over 150 years.

Curses of lust, greed, and fateful lovers haunt the valleys and forests of Maine, making the Pine Tree State a phantom's paradise.

Despite continual renovation in the capital of the "New South", Atlanta boasts many buildings dating back to the Civil War.

The Pacific Northwest--the last unexplored corner of the continental U.S. that lured soldiers, seafarers, and women of the night--where the spirits of some still linger.

With a Great Lake on one side and a great prairie on the other, the forces of nature exert a mystic force on Chicago.