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New Mexico Haunted Houses have grown over the years to feature some really amazing haunted houses some of which have been featured on Travel Channel. Several years ago when we visited haunted houses in the Albuquerque, New Mexico  the haunted houses in New Mexico seemed to be around every corner especially in the Albuquerque, New Mexico area haunted houses are very popular form of entertainment and more haunted houses in New Mexico can be found at Hauntworld.com. On Hauntworld.com you will find every type of haunted houses in New Mexico from a haunted hayride, haunted house, Halloween Attractions, ghost tours, to paranormal ghost hunting. Read all about the best and scariest haunted houses in the state of New Mexico here at Hauntworld.com.  New Mexico has some of the biggest haunted houses in cities like Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, Roswell, Famington and Clovis New Mexico.

 When looking for a scary or the best haunted house in New Mexico look no further than the area of Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, Roswell and Farmington, New Mexico because this is an absolute hotbed for haunted houses which would also include the Clovis area. New Mexico has more haunted houses than almost any other state in America, and not only do they have several haunts but they have some of the best found anywhere. New Mexico has many cities with great haunted houses especially New Mexico area which has more of the top rated haunts than any other city in America.

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The Ghosts of Albuquerque, New Mexico

The Albuquerque Press Club – Originally built in 1903 as a family residence named the Whittlesey House, this nightclub came to be after it passed through many hands over the years.  Staff and frequent patrons have seen the apparition of a woman in a black shawl so many times, they’ve nicknamed her “Mrs. M.”  Other reports include hearing mysterious high heels click across the floor and the old piano playing all by itself.  Despite the many reports, no one really knows the origin of the hauntings or why the ghosts haunt this particular club.

Carrie Tingly Children’s Hospital – Several visitors and even staff members of this children’s hospital have come forward claiming to have seen and heard strange things including the disembodied voices of children, sobbing, and even faint heartbeats.  Supposedly there’s also been several rooms in vacant sections of the hospital that appear to be glowing and some people have even reported being unable to pass through doors and hallways by an invisible force. 

Haunted Hill – Located just at the end of Menual Blvd. in the foothills of New Mexico, visitors can allegedly hear screaming and the sound of bodies being dragged (gruesome!).  Albuquerque folklore states that an old man who used to live in the caves at the top of the hills would bring prostitutes there and eventually murder them.

Maria Teresa Restaurant – This old hacienda has the unique distinction of being one of New Mexico’s most haunted buildings.  Dating back to 1783, at least three different ghosts have reportedly been seen wandering throughout the building and employees claim to have felt pressure and the sensation of being touched when no one is around.  Other bizarre occurrences include flatware and tables showing up in strange places, mysteriously moving on their own and faint apparitions appearing in mirrors.

The Job Corps Center - Before this center was part of the Job Corps initiative, it was home to an orphanage and a boy’s school that was established in 1918 by the Sisters of St. Francis.  The orphanage and school remained open until 1971, when the Department of Labor claimed it.  City records actually show that one particular sister supposedly went insane and murdered a handful of boys at the orphanage.  When the school was installing a swimming pool over an unused well in the back, the bodies of several children were found.
Today, it is believed the center is haunted by those children murdered and that if you listen hard enough, you can hear the cries of dying children.  One particular note of interest is that the Job Corps handbook specifically prohibits the use of Ouija boards on campus.  Perhaps to avoid unknowingly disturbing the ghosts of the murdered children?