In Cleveland, TAPS investigates a historic roadhouse and rail yard with remnants of a serial killer and a horrific train crash.

A museum director fears that an upcoming Victorian exhibit will agitate entities from that time period.

A homeowner's property lies adjacent to land where a cursed 1740's village once stood, and evil entities may be endangering her family; the spirit of a little girl has been seen at both a local restaurant and a nearby home.

A 1920s historic theater is rumored to be haunted by a prominent whaling family, whose mansion was torn down and replaced by the theater.

Restless spirits that were subjects of research inhabit a surgeon's former home; TAPS keeps peace among the insane and indigent who may have never left an 1800s jail.

A library newly designated as a Literary Landmark is consumed with ghostly visitors with a thirst for knowledge.

Behind the facade of a beautiful old inn lies the haunting memories of a home that was part of the Underground Railroad; TAPS visits a pizzeria that holds a dark energy, and must determine whether a children's birthday party could be at risk.

The historic Old Lake County Jail was once considered to be inescapable, but now aggressive prisoners are breaking free as sealed areas are being reopened; TAPS travels to My Old Kentucky Home where 16 people died within a day of contracting cholera.

TAPS investigates an historic armory due for renovation, which has those involved fearful that construction might provoke lingering spirits attached to certain artifacts.

A new living history event has stirred up paranormal activity at Fort Taber-Fort Rodman.

A mother and son are entangled in phenomena with a frightening family from the past at one of the country's oldest yacht clubs.

Renovations and construction at renowned restaurant The Whitney could be causing a spiritual uprising.

After buying the building next door to their haunted theatre in Woonsocket, R.I., the owners notice a spike in activity.

Three generations of a family inhabit a haunted estate in Joplin, Mo.; two properties in Barnstable, Mass., may be connected by one ghost.

A demonic entity at the Burlingame & Chaffee Opera House in Carthage, Mo.; a family believes a presence has taken over its children.

TAPS travels to St. Charles, Mo., to investigate hauntings on Main Street, where people experience unnerving sightings.

A bride-to-be wants to determine if her dream wedding venue is safe; the team investigates Gallaher Mansion in Connecticut.

TAPS investigates the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, N.Y., to learn if the spirits of Jesuit priests still roamed the area.

TAPS investigates the Wild Turkey Distillery in Kentucky, where it is believed the spirits of the founding family members reside.

The TAPS team investigates reports of paranormal activity at the Cincinnati Music Hall in Ohio where the hauntings are said to be very frequent.

To celebrate their 200th episode, the TAPS team returns to one of their favorite haunted locations: the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, W.V.

Paranormal investigator Zak Bagans leads his team of co-investigators at haunted locations both in America and abroad, interviewing locals about alleged hauntings before going face to face with supernatural entities. Each hourlong episode follows Bagans and his crew as they work to uncover the paranormal mysteries, and after piecing together the haunted history of each site, the team holds a dusk-to-dawn "lockdown" in an effort to obtain physical evidence of the paranormal and discover the truth.

You may not want to watch "Paranormal Witness" alone if you're easily spooked. This series brings to life -- through the use of first-hand testimony, home videos and personal photos -- the stories of people who have lived through paranormal experiences. In addition to featuring the usual paranormal stuff -- UFO sightings, poltergeists, haunted mansions, to name just a few -- "Paranormal Witness" episodes also tell the stories of a child with an imaginary friend and a highway that is said to be haunted.

Paranormal investigators Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango are back for all-new otherworldly adventures in Travel Channel's paranormal reality TV series, "Ghost Nation." The paranormal pioneers respond to urgent calls from local investigators who have reached dead ends while trying to help homeowners deal with high-stakes hauntings. Using state-of-the-art technology, the guys embed themselves in communities across the country to conduct multi-day investigations in an effort to track down the sources of these hauntings and restore peace to both the living and the dead.

Families tormented by unusual activity in their homes -- with the added stress that the spirits may be their own late family members -- turn to two of America's leading paranormal investigators for help. Hesitant to leave their properties but seemingly out of all other options, the scared families meet with Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, and each episode of "Kindred Spirits" follows the fearless duo as they gather evidence, guide the spirits into the light, and restore peace to the home. Bruni and Berry got their start on Syfy's groundbreaking series "Ghost Hunters," which defined a new genre in supernatural storytelling on television.

A homicide detective and a medium combine their sixth senses to investigate haunted locations where a deadly crime was committed. Steve DiSchiavi is a retired detective with more than 20 years of experience with the New York City Police Department, and Amy Allan is a paranormal researcher and psychic who has worked with many private investigators and police agencies. In each episode, the duo investigate a case independently and keep their findings hidden from each other to preserve the integrity of their discoveries. At the episode's end DiSchiavi and Allan share with the property owner what they discover, and it often points to an undeniable conclusion.

The Tennessee Wraith Chasers take their specter-hunting skills on the road to investigate America's most haunted towns. The team -- founder Chris Smith, co-founder Steven McDougal, historian Scott Porter, and trap inventor Brannon Smith -- travels to paranormal hotspots like Salem, Mass., Bisbee, Ariz., and Gettysburg, Pa., to interview witnesses and follow leads to try to pinpoint who is haunting the towns and why. Spooky stories in such places have been passed down through generations. Is it simply folklore, or is it true?