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New
9/23/08: More October Haunted PubWalk Tours have just been added!
Now every Fri. & Sat. in 2008! Tickets are on sale now!
Our original award-winning haunted walking tour of the many ghosts and
hauntings of the historic maritime village of Fell's Point. (Video
Preview!)
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/ tickets...
About our
new web site!
Now every Fri. & Sat. in 2008!
Tickets are on sale now!
New
in 2007! Mount Vernon, Baltimore's cultural center, may be more "spirited"
than you think. Admire the architecture while tour guides regale you
with the history and haunted lore of this striking neighborhood that
was home to many of Baltimore's leading citizens. Hear about the ghosts
who have never checked out of the Belvedere, a séance gone wrong,
and more than one grand dame who still oversees the activities of her
home. Join us for an exciting tour that pulls back the curtain and peers
into the other side.
More information / tickets...
Tickets are on sale now!
Step through the doors of some of Fell's Point's most haunted pubs for
this fascinating tour of the historic maritime neighborhood. And if
your arms break out into goosebumps, and the hair on your neck stands
up, it may be because ghost sightings have happened right where you
are sitting. Participants can choose to buy a drink, relax, and hear
tales of that haunted tavern and ghost stories from nearby sites.
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Baltimore, Maryland, as it was, a rowdy seaport town, the home of famous
philanthropists and aristocrats, privateers, and the birthplace of the
sleek and dangerous clipper ship. Its streets full of sailors from foreign
lands spilling off ships, immigrants anxious to start a new life, ladies
of the night looking to make ends meet, and all the characters looking
to make a living off the maritime industry. Given this explosive combination,
is it any wonder that many ghosts and spirits remained behind? Join
us under the cover of night for a guided tour of many haunted pubs,
shops, and residences. But don't stray too far from the group because
you never know when you'll find yourself face to face with the unknown.
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