This unending mansion had 7 stories, 161 rooms, 47 fireplaces, and over 10,000 panes of glass — all in an attempt to confuse the spirits that the widower of a firearm tycoon believed haunted her and ...

Perhaps the strangest thing about the Winchester Mystery House, which in Winchester's day was called Llanada Villa, is why the widow built it this way after she moved to the Bay Area in 1885 ...

Called overpriced, confusing, and “not scary enough,” this California attraction still lures curious travelers. Here’s why you should join them.

Guests take photos of the most expensive window in the Winchester Mystery House, purchased in its day by Sarah Winchester at $1500, during an event celebrating the opening night of the Hollywood ...

But she sunk most of her fortune into a behemoth of a home now known as the Winchester Mystery House, which is the inspiration of the 2018 horror film.. In 1886, Winchester moved with her sister ...

The Winchester Mystery House even boasts special tours on Halloween and Fridays the 13th. It’s regularly cited as one of the most haunted places in America. To this day, ...

The Winchester Mystery House offers a Mansion Tour, which takes you to 110 rooms, and an Explore More Tour that lets you visit rooms not seen on the Mansion Tour.

The Winchester Mystery House is located at 525 South Winchester Boulevard in San Jose, California. The home opened its doors to the public in 1923 and has since offered guided tours of the mansion.

It’s that time of year when we seek out eerie or downright scary experiences, and a day trip to San Jose to tour the Winchester Mystery House is one of the best ideas you’ll have this October ...

The Winchester Mystery House was under constant construction for 38 years. Oct. 11, 2010— -- Many people are afraid of ghosts. But probably none has gone to such extremes as Sarah Winchester ...

More questions than answers are built into the foundation of the Winchester Mystery House, whose history and myths began unfolding in the Bay Area more than 100 years ago. The grounds of the ...

Winchester Mystery House Executive Director Walter Magnuson, second from left, holds a Proclamation presented by City of San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, third from left, Vice Mayor Rosemary Kamei, left ...