Looking for a good scare this fall? Bucks County is home to a few haunted spots that people travel from all over the country to see. Brittany Brown wrote about the spook-tastic spots for Visit Bucks County.

Known for its connection to several Presidents and the Revolutionary War, Bucks County’s old history also has a few lingering spirits in some of its more antique buildings. Stories of apparitions, ghostly encounters, and meetings beyond the grave with historical figures have been a mainstay in the lore of the county.

Here is a list of some of those haunted spots you can visit this fall…. if you dare:

1. Craven Hill, 599 Newtown Rd, Warminster
2. Growden Mansion, 5408 Neshaminy Valley Dr, Bensalem
3. King George II Inn, 102 Radcliffe St, Bristol
4. St. James Episcopal Church, 225 Walnut St, Bristol
5. Bolton Mansion, 85 Holly Dr, Levittown
6. Continental Tavern, 2 N Main St, Yardley
7. Temperance House, 5 South State St, Newtown
8. Bucks County Community College’s Tyler Hall, 275 Swamp Rd, Newtown
9. Pineapple Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast, 1324 River Rd, New Hope
10. Van Sant Covered Bridge, Covered Bridge Road, Solebury Township, New Hope
11. Logan Inn, 10 West Ferry St, New Hope
12. Aaron Burr House Inn, 80 W Bridge St, Rt. 179, New Hope
13. 1870 Wedgwood Inn of New Hope, 111 W Bridge St, Rt. 179, New Hope
14. The Inn at Phillips Mill, 2590 River Rd, New Hope
15. Gravity Hill, Buckingham Mountain
16. Mount Gilead African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1940 Holicong Rd, New Hope
17. Hansell Road, Doylestown
18. Black Bass Hotel and Restraunt, 3774 River Rd, Lumberville
19. Dark Hollow Road, Pipersville
20. Haycock Mountain

Read more about the local haunts at Visit Bucks County.