The history in New Hampshire is plentiful. Founded in 1776, there's been a lot of time for stories to build and be told over and over again. And that doesn't even include those that come from way before people recognized the Granite State as a state! Family stories are great, but what we really love to hear are the ghostly tales of things that happened before us. This is one of our favorites!

If you're a Dartmouth student you surely know about the Hanover Inn located in Hanover. But if you don't and you scare easily, you might want to think twice before visiting.

First, the inn is absolutely lovely. From the top to the bottom, every detail has been looked after. But it's what happened nearby at Dartmouth College a long time ago that stick in the minds of many people.

You see, way back in 1934 a young group of college kids were enjoying a night together in the Alpha Theta fraternity house. They didn't know that these hours would be their last.

Late in the night, while sleeping in the attic, there was a carbon monoxide accident. All 9 students died, both men and women. The building was demolished and a new one built in its place. Many students and even some local hotel guests today report running into the ghosts of those that died that night.

The demolition of the frat house might explain why ghosts of the college have found other places to hang. Including, according to some, the Hanover Inn.

In addition to these ghostly old college students, occasionally folks tell about running into the ghost of Theodore Geisel, class of 1925. Not sure who he is? We bet you actually do!

Theodore Geisel created the pen name Dr. Suess to contribute to the school's humor magazine, the Jack O’Lantern.

Imagine the hilarity that would ensue running into a ghost that wanted to chat about Green Eggs and Ham!

If you'd like to stay at the Hanover Inn, but don't fancy running into any humorous ghosts you needn't worry. Most guests come and go without any apparitions crossing their paths!

The Hanover Inn is actually a lovely place to stay and most people spend their visit without any ghostly encounters. You can learn more about the inn on the website. Or check them out on Facebook. Rooms are in the $200 range. You can reach them at 603-643-4300.

Interested in where else you can stay and potentially meet a ghost? These 8 haunted hotels in New Hampshire will make your stay a nightmare!