[1] On Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, the Weckesser building is reportedly haunted by a Lady in Red that according to one witness appears real until vanishing.
[2] A Lady in Red has been reported haunting Wrexham Hall in Chesterfield, Virginia where it is believed Susannah Walthall, daughter of the original proprietor, died.
A Lady in Red at the Gladstone Inn has been the subject of multiple reports and oral histories in Black Mountain, North Carolina and whose story is included on their local walking tour.
[4] In Charleston, South Carolina, near Dock Street Theatre, a Lady in Red is said to be the ghost of Nettie Dickerson, a prostitute who frequented the Planter's Hotel (now the historic French Quarter building).
[9][10] In Madison, Indiana, the Civil War era Lanier Mansion references on their walking tour a Lady in Red disturbing the grounds.
[19] In San Antonio, Texas at the St. Anthony Hotel, reports of a Lady in Red have held that she enters the women's restroom, clicks her heels against the marble, and sits in a stall before vanishing.
[20] The Texas State Capitol in Austin has its own Lady in Red sighting and is rumored to be the ghost of a woman that was having an affair with a man that worked on the third floor.
[22] In Palm Springs, a Lady in Red is said to frequent the spot of her death outside of Korakia Pensione, a Moroccan styled Inn once known as Dar Marroc an exclusive stopover for the likes of Winston Churchill, Rudolph Valentino and Errol Flynn.
[24][25] The winding McEwan Road to Burlington Hotel in Port Costa lays claim to a Lady in Red that allegedly worked on the premises when it was a bordello in the 19th century.
[citation needed] On the historic site of Greenbank House in Glasgow, Scotland, a Lady in Red is said to haunt the garden with the phantom of a large dog.