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Discover Williamsburg's famous ghosts and spirits walking the streets at your own pace, anytime. This is one of the most haunted and historic places, don't miss it's spooky story. This tour is built on those records. Newspaper clippings folded into court archives. Letters never meant for strangers. Names scratched into margins and ledgers. What follows tonight does not rely on imagination. Everything you will hear was once written down by someone who saw it happen, or by someone who tried to explain why it should be forgotten. Go at your own pace, anytime.
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✓ Tour on our walking tour app of Haunted Colonial Williamsburg
✕ No food or drinks.
✕ No admission it's all outside
✕ No human guide it's all on our walking tour app
The tour ends at The Colonial Williamsburg Capitol, where you'll hear the story of the building and you might just spot a spirit.
The tour starts at the Governor’s Palace in Colonial Williamsburg, you'll hear the story of who once lived there like Thomas Jefferson, it's time as a hospital, and the spirits that lurk here now.
The tour stops outside the George Tucker House where you'll learn it's link to the Christmas tree and the spirits in the area
Wow wow, one famous ghost lives here. Who is it? Find out on the tour.
The tour stops outside where you'll hear about the spirits that lurk, and some crawl in these parts,
One of the oldest lodges with some famous members and spirits.
5 min
The tour stops outside the historic hotel. What history and ghosts does it hold? Find out.
Even the windmill's in these parts are haunted.
The old tavern, local lore says, had a strange tradition. Find out on the tour.
55 min
The tour winds through the streets of Colonial Williamsburg stopping outside of the most haunted sites and telling the history and stories of it's most famous ghosts.
The tour starts at the Governor’s Palace in Colonial Williamsburg, you'll hear the story of who once lived there like Thomas Jefferson, it's time as a hospital, and the spirits that lurk here now.
End Point
The tour ends at The Colonial Williamsburg Capitol, where you'll hear the story of the building and you might just spot a spirit.