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In addition to the ghosts of disillusioned Midwesterners and model rejects that roam the streets of South Beach, lots of other spooky spirits are hanging around the Magic City. Just ask Paul George, native Miamian, professor of history at Miami Dade College's Wolfson Campus, and historian at HistoryMiami.
With only a few days until Halloween, we spoke with George to get some background on the most ghastly and ghoulish haunts in our fair city.
See also: Annabelle's Tony Amendola Talks Possessed Dolls and Hauntings at the Biltmore
