Copper King Mansion

Butte has one of the largest Historic Landmark districts in the nation and many of these buildings reflect the unique architecture of the time.

If there's one thing Butte loves, it's a good ghost story. Going way back to the mining camp days and tales of the "Centerville Ghost" to today's ghost hunts with Chris Fisk and company, tales of the supernatural have always had a receptive ear in the Mining City. But where are the most haunted places? Here are a couple we think are in the running.

Tomorrow (December 10th), several unique holiday events are underway in the surrounding area, including the Butte Symphony Guild's Holiday Home Tour. If you've never taken this tour, you're in for an incredible surprise. The homes featured are not only beautifully displayed with gorgeous holiday decor but are extraordinary in architectural design. There's still time to get tickets to tomorrow's Holiday Home Tour, as the event runs from noon to 4 p.m. at marked locations throughout Butte. Tickets are only $15, or two for $25 through any guild member or by visiting Kennan's Jewelry in the Butte Plaza Mall, Isle of Books at 43 E. Broadway in Uptown Butte, or The Corner Bookstore at 1877 Harrison Avenue. Tickets can also be purchased at any of the featured homes; The Kelly Mansion at 829 W. Park, The Copper King Mansion at 219 W. Granite, Victorian masterpieces on Park and Antimony Street, and the B'nai Israel Temple at 327 W. Galena.

Five cool places you should check out when visiting Butte, MT.