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 ...

You sense that you’re not alone and that there’s a heavy, restless history that can be felt throughout. Then perhaps the ...

“There is no question that the Winchester Mystery House has taken its place as one of the most peculiar homes in the world,” the website for the house, now a landmark, notes.

The Winchester Mystery House’s 100th anniversary celebration Friday morning was a grand affair in the landmark mansion’s front garden. A string quartet from Symphony San Jose performed ...

“We are excited to bring the Winchester Mystery House ÔFright Nights’ back to life for a second year,” Brett Tomberlin, president of Imagination Design Works, says about the interactive ...

The Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, Calif. has welcomed thousands of guests into the historic home for tours, but none like this. Guests can step into never before seen rooms in this ...

With 160 rooms, including 40 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, 40 staircases and three elevators, the Winchester Mystery House is a Victorian mansion filled with unexplained oddities.

The house is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with tours leaving about every 15 minutes. There’s also an evening flashlight tour offered every Friday the 13th and on various evenings in October.

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 ...