The Devereaux Mansion
Salt Lake City, UT · Historical Buildings
The ghost of a young girl dressed as if from the 1850s has been seen in the upstairs window; she has also been heard talking to herself, singing or humming. She also has shown up in photographs visitors have taken of the inside of the mansion. She is said to throw objects on the ground when she gets angry. Cold spots and doors that close by themselves also have been reported here.
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- Address
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340 W South Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84103
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- 40.77014405, -111.90103179
- County
- Salt Lake County County, Utah
- Nearest Towns
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- Salt Lake City, UT (0.8 mi.)
- South Salt Lake, UT (3.6 mi.)
- North Salt Lake, UT (5.4 mi.)
- Centerfield, UT (5.4 mi.)
- Willard, UT (5.5 mi.)
- Millcreek, UT (5.9 mi.)
- Canyon Rim, UT (6.0 mi.)
- East Millcreek, UT (6.8 mi.)
- Woods Cross, UT (7.0 mi.)
- Murray, UT (7.2 mi.)
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- Is The Devereaux Mansion really haunted?
- Visitors rate The Devereaux Mansion at 80.5 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 5 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
- Where is The Devereaux Mansion located?
- The address is 340 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84103. GPS coordinates: 40.77014405, -111.90103179.
- What kind of haunted place is The Devereaux Mansion?
- The Devereaux Mansion is listed under Historical Buildings in our Utah section.
- What is the nearest town to The Devereaux Mansion?
- Salt Lake City, UT is the closest town, about 0.8 miles away, with South Salt Lake (3.6 mi.) and North Salt Lake (5.4 mi.) also nearby.
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Tiffany Robb |
Me and my family drove by at night and I took some pictures and capture something in the window and we all looked at the eindow it was completely dark
Xander Reeder |
I was a security officer at the Triad Center where the mansion is located. At night lights would turn on and off by themselves. A figure of a girl in a white dress with a blue sash around her waist could be seen in the front window, 3rd floor window (what use to be her room) and second floor SE window. If you close the blinds in the SE room she will open them again by them time you get back outside. If you find the 3rd floor light on and go into the house to turn it off by the time you get to the first floor the light will be back on again. It is so common an occurance that we stopped turning the light off. The elavator in the house will move on its own and open to no one inside.
Benjaminn |
Hey Xander, I'm interested. When you were a security guard there, did you ever give a tour to 3 highschool kids, a guy and 2 girls in the middle of the night? Me and my friends came here to look at that window, when we were met by a a security guard who offered to tell us some stories and show us around. We ran away at first, but they grabbed our attention and offered to let us inside.
sherri |
we call it the governors mansion
Paul |
I was on a ghost tour that included this house. I saw a woman peering through the window, she was there and then gone that fast. Facing the house It was the left upstairs window.