Join us for an unforgettable evening exploring Alexandria's historic district, where spine-tingling tales of hauntings in iconic buildings await. Our local guide will share stories of restless spirits and eerie events that have shaped this colonial city, from its earliest inhabitants to the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, offering a deeper understanding of Alexandria's haunted history.
On this walking ghost tour, you'll traverse haunted grounds, enveloped in the eerie ambiance of Alexandria's most notorious ghostly haunts. Though entry to privately owned buildings isn't possible, you'll visit multiple haunted and historic sites, including Carlyle House Park, Alexandria City Hall, and The Shafer Home.
This tour offers a unique, immersive experience, allowing you to explore Alexandria's haunted past and discover the spirits that continue to intrigue both residents and visitors. Join us for an evening of spine-tingling adventure and uncover the ghostly secrets of Alexandria's history.
All ghost tours meet at 301 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. Please arrive 15 minutes early and look for your guide who will be in a US GHOST ADVENTURES t-shirt and standing by the stage in front of City Hall and carrying a lantern!
Carlyle House Historic Park, with its long and tragic history, remains a significant location on this street, even though the house itself no longer stands. As we walk along this haunted spot, you'll discover what makes it one of the most infamous paranormal hotspots in Alexandria.
As we walk along The Shafer Home, you'll learn about its history of hosting various businesses and spirits. Owners have reported smelling smoke inside, which is no surprise given that someone tragically died in a fire within the building.
As we stroll by Alexandria City Hall, you'll hear about the infamous "Devil Bat" associated with the site. Though the bat's history remains a mystery, it's said to cause chaotic or erratic behavior, and it continues to make appearances to this day.
Our next stop is The Athenaeum, you'll hear about the ghost of Michael Swope. Disturbances in the building are often linked to his remains being exhumed, making this location a significant haunted spot.
As we pass by this 200-year-old home, you'll hear about its intriguing history and the mysterious ghost rumored to be that of a Revolutionary War military commander. Listen to the stories of the people who once lived here and the hauntings they experienced.
Ending the tour, we visit the Wilkes Tunnel, where you'll uncover its surprising history and importance, from its 1851 construction through the Civil War. Explore its role in historic battles and the lingering spirits reported in the area.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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