Sure! Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: ```html Dream - In a world full of mysteries, not everything can be explained by logic and science. Behind the veil of apparent reality, there are mystical events that challenge the limits of human understanding. Although some people doubt, or even outright reject the existence of supernatural beings, many stories and experiences prove otherwise. In dark and remote corners, abandoned old houses often hold dark secrets. ```

"For those who believe, this house is tangible proof that our world is not the only one that exists. Supernatural beings, with all their mysteries, coexist with us, albeit in different dimensions. These mystical events remind us that there are many things in this world that we do not yet know, and perhaps will never fully understand. Below is a list of houses that are famous for their hauntedness as summarized by Dream through various sources."

The person who built this house is Thomas Whaley. It was the site of the hanging of Yankee Jim. Since that incident, there have been many strange occurrences in this house. In fact, there is a curse that befell the Whaley family. Such as the death of their baby and the Whaley daughter who committed suicide after the divorce. The spirits of the Whaley family and Yankee Jim also reside in the house.

The text translated to English while preserving the HTML tags is as follows: "The house of Molly has been turned into a museum to commemorate her story as an activist and philanthropist until 'Heroine of the Titanic.' Although it has been made into a museum, many still feel that the building is haunted. This is evidenced by sightings of a spirit wearing a Victorian dress and furniture that can move on its own."

"This began after the death of her husband, Sarah Winchester was haunted by the spirits of those who became victims of the rifles from her husband's company. Mrs. Winchester then built several rooms to 'accommodate' the spirits so they would not disturb her. This house is known to have 10,000 windows, 2,000 doors, 47 fireplaces, 40 staircases, 13 bathrooms, and nine kitchens."

Since the death of a patient, the house has become haunted. The patient who died was a six-year-old child named Sallie. At that time, she was undergoing an appendectomy. Due to the suspicion that the appendix would soon burst, Sallie was operated on before her anesthesia took full effect. Ultimately, Sallie died on the operating table.

"Where Batts felt cheated by Bell in the land purchase. Upon dying in the 19th century, Batts vowed to haunt the Bell family and its descendants. Since then, the Bell family plantation in Adams, Tennessee has been haunted by the spirit of Kate Batts, known as the 'Bell Witch'."

"LaLaurie herself is known as a socialite. However, in reality, she was a serial killer who set up torture rooms for slaves in her home from 1831 to 1834. LaLaurie's victims are said to still haunt the house. Moreover, sounds of screams, moans, cries, and even apparitions appearing in the windows have been reported."

The horror of this house began after the murder of the DeFao family members. The murderer was Ronald J. DeFao Jr., who had killed his parents and four siblings using a rifle. When the Lutz family occupied the house, they could not stand it because of the many mystical events they experienced.

"Chloe is a maid at the Woodruff couple's plantation who is having an affair with Mr. Woodruff. Because she does not want to be fired, Chloe has a plan to poison the Woodruff daughter and save her to be considered a hero. However, Chloe's plan fails, and she is hanged by her coworkers so that they are not accused of colluding."

"Although successful, the Lemp family and their descendants experienced a tragic fate. Three members of the Lemp dynasty from the second and third generations committed suicide using a gun. The Lemp family died in that house, which has 33 rooms, making the Lemp Mansion haunted due to the presence of the Lemp family's ghosts."