I’ve been a Florida resident since my family moved here in 1989 (with the exception of my college years). Needless to say, with an obvious passion for travel, I’ve spent some time exploring this enormous state. That’s why I thought it would be fitting to share with you some of the more peculiar places in the ‘sunshine state’ like haunted places in Florida that you can actually visit! There are hundreds upon hundreds of places to explore, these are just some of the lesser known locations.

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Jacksonville lifeguard station

Jacksonville Beach Lifeguard Station

Now the home for the lifeguard station, this location has served as a makeshift hospital on occasion. Drowning victims have likely died here and the spirits of some are seen walking though doors. During one paranormal recording, a spirit reportedly stated that “drowning kills people”.

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1900 Building in Melbourne

1900 Building, Melbourne

The former Melbourne hotel, the ghost of a young lady named Amelia wanders the halls looking for her lost love. She lived and died at the hotel and it is often told that her lost love was a sea captain who never returned.

Ashley’s of Rockledge

The body of Ethel Allen was found on a nearby riverbank in 1934. She is said to have been either a regular or employee of Jack’s Tavern (now Ashley’s). Sightings in the ladies room, whispers and objects moved after closing are just