This is the famous Dark of the Moon ghost tour of the St. Augustine Lighthouse! This includes: 1880 Keepers’ House: Learn the true history behind the light station, including the paranormal experiences of previous guests and staff. 1874 Lighthouse Tower: Ascend the 219 steps of our lighthouse tower for a nighttime view of the Nation’s Oldest City. 6 Acres of Nature Trails: Explore the light station grounds, including the Maritime Hammock Nature Trails and World War II-era U.S. Coast Guard…
Find out more »The city of St. Augustine will be lit up for Christmas, but that won't keep the ghosts away! Join us on the Ripley's Ghost Train Adventure! Go to this website: https://tickets.ripleys.com/staugustine/ and Choose the Ghost Train Adventure, choose Nov. 22nd and the time is 8pm. Tickets are $24 for adults. We will meet at 6pm for dinner. Email us at historygoesbump@gmail.com for details on restaurant. The Ghost Train Adventure takes us on the train to various haunted locations in the…
Find out more »We will be doing a haunted walking tour of Capitol Hill with Kevin Pharris who has written a couple of the Haunted America publications on Denver. He also happens to be a personal friend of my mom and she left him a ton of her research when she moved down here to Florida. So this is THE guy to do this with. Kevin runs Denver History Tours. The tour starts at 7pm and will last for appx. 2 hours. It…
Find out more »Join us in Charleston, SC for a ghost tour. It is a 90 minutes tour lead by Pleasing Terrors Ghost Tours. The tours start in Washington Square Park which is located behind City Hall at 80 Broad Street. We meet in the park next to the statue of George Washington. Get your tickets at: Old Charleston Tours
Find out more »Join us as we traverse 275-year old alleyways littered with the spiritual debris of privateers and cutthroats. Stroll beneath a canopy of centuries old live oaks, their cryptic limbs dripping with Spanish moss, and hear tales of murder and mayhem. And if you dare, tread upon the unmarked graves of thieves, murderers and other less pitiful souls. Please register at Ghost Walk of Old Wilmington at http://www.hauntedwilmington.com/
Find out more »Ready to have fun together and earn a great medal or shirt? You can run, walk, crawl - as long as you complete the distance. This is the inaugural HGB Running Club event! Please sign up at Yes.Fit on Facebook or by using your email. The link is https://yes.fit/races/EdgarAllanPoe. Go to the shop and scroll down to the Edgar Allen Poe Race (distance is 22.2 miles.) You do not have to complete the distance at one time and can go…
Find out more »Cassadaga, Florida is a Spiritualist community established in 1894. For this reason, it seems to be a spiritual hotspot with plenty of ghost stories. We'll start our meet-up for coffee and breakfast at the haunted Cassadaga Hotel at 10am. We'll do a tour of the hotel, which dates back to the 1920s and see if we can find any evidence of ghosts. We will head over to Lake Helen Cemetery to see the Devil's Chair after the hotel. Then we…
Find out more »Join Pleasing Terrors, History Goes Bump, and Hillbilly Horror Stories for a Live Show in Louisville, KY. The venue is a restaurant so plan on ordering dinner during the event. The event is under the name Fright Night in the Ville. You can purchase your ticket at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fright-night-in-the-ville-tickets-41979913050 Afterwards many of us our doing the tour of the Waverly Hills Sanatorium at 7:30pm. This is an additional event - book your tour at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2-hour-paranormal-guided-tour-730pm-at-waverly-hills-sanatorium-tickets-41539391438?aff=ebdsorderfblightbox
Find out more »This is THE best ghost tour in Charleston and our host is Mike Brown of the Pleasing Terrors Podcast! Our tour starts in Washington Square Park which is located behind City Hall at 80 Broad Street. We meet in the park next to the statue of George Washington. Book the 7:30pm tour on June 1st here: https://oldcharlestontours.com/ticket-info/1#
Find out more »Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Old City Jail, which housed some of Charleston’s most infamous criminals, 19th-century pirates, and Civil War prisoners. Located on Magazine Street downtown, the Old City Jail was in operation from 1802 until 1939, and most of the building’s original structures — like the cells and warden’s quarters — remain intact. Book the 8pm tour on June 2nd here: https://bulldogtours.com/the-haunted-jail-tour/
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