Meet your guide at the Charles Allis Art Museum, the former home of wealthy industrialist Charles Allis. Housing an international collection of ancient artifacts, which span more than 2,000 years, according to staff, this gallery is also home to at least one ghost. Hear about haunted hi-jinks which many annoy employees. But don't get locked in the basement.

Get schooled on the paranormal at the Tamarack Waldorf School. Learn about the ghost activity at this esteemed center for primary education as well as the unusual metaphysical beliefs of the founder of Waldorf Education, Rudolf Steiner. Steiner literally wrote the book on occult science.

Don't lose your head over the exceptionally strange practices of the Catholic Church. A local miracle and the grisly history of Catholic relics, as well as the postmortem fate of this church's namesake, will astound you.

Built in 1890 for Frederick Pabst as a Pabst Brewing Company saloon, curious ghost stories emanate from this historic tied house. Items are inexplicably moved by unseen hands, strange sounds are heard, a recurring cold spot confounds the owner, and sometimes apparitions appear.

Visit Thai-namite, where the owner and her partner have encountered a frightening black-eyed girl both in dreams and on-site. Others have seen a motherly figure in the basement. Is it a doppelgänger or somebody's long-lost Italian grandmother?

Head-scratching moments recounted by the owner of Art Smart's Dart Mart and Juggling Emporium may originate from what lies beneath. Learn the hidden history of this block, once known as the First Ward Cemetery. They say all the bodies were moved a long time ago. But that's what they always say.

Get the 411 on Milwaukee's haunted firehouses at Hosed On Brady. Spooky encounters are also had by many at this cozy corner bar frequented by firefighters. Possessed electronics, disembodied voices, and other paranormal activity have been reported.