"The building has been unhaunted."  From The End of a Rainbow by Rossiter Johnson, 1920.

We checked, and it's true that a house can be haunted by terror itself.  From Dark Shadows episode 764.

There's something in the attic.  From Collier's, 1948.

"UFOs, strange hauntings and bizarre power sources."  From UFO Review, 1981.

"A pale specter, black-robed; and there, throwing out a handful of moonbeams from the phantom chest, was the diamond!"  From Argosy, 1941.

We, too, would choose a night in a haunted house over a night with Pamela Anderson (unless she really wanted hair and makeup tips, if you get our meaning).  Malcolm Robinson quoted in Harrow Times, 2000, via UFO Newsclipping Service.

"He insisted that the property belonged to him for Eternity.  And he was probably right, at that."  From Weird Tales, 1942.

From Olivet Nazarene's 1980 yearbook.

Not only do we learn here that bachelor guests don't mind a haunted bedroom, but we also learn where sheet ghosts come from: haunted rooms converted into linen cupboards.  From Cecilia de Noël by Lanoe Falconer, 1891.  See Of Feeding & Caring For Sheet Ghosts.

"To get a good scare, there's no place like home."  From UFO Newsclipping Service, 1998.

From The Haunted Realm: Ghosts, Spirits, and Their Uncanny Abodes by Simon Marsden.  We must say that Marsden's otherworldly photographs are the spookiest and most convincing we've yet encountered.

From Twilight Zone magazine, 1981 (courtesy of Archive.org).

Here's a haunted room from Nebelspalter, 1884.  See Seance Parlor Feng Shui.

“Haunted houses were the quietest of all, until the ghost walked.“ —Gene Wolfe, Nightshade of the Long Sun

From the Kansas State Collegian, 1971.

From The Judge, 1913.

This is one of the dangers encountered by urban explorers (Urbex) who investigate abandoned properties.  From Satirikon, 1908.  See our own Urbex adventure, here, which the acclaimed philosopher of magic, Robert E. Neale, praised as a new artform: "I cannot imagine a more striking example of how the human animal can cope.  In response to a destructive event, these animals create an expression that is uniquely original in style and content, moving, funny and thoughtful.  May we all try to do the same when life offers us the opportunity."