Experience Williamsburg’s Most Haunted Ghost Tour

Visit the Most Haunted Places in Williamsburg

Built on ancient burial grounds, Williamsburg seemed destined to be cursed. From its inception, The Burg has experienced the horror that comes with desecrating sacred ground, including unsolved murders, waves of deadly diseases, and the devastation left by the Civil War. The remnants of Williamsburg’s dark days have remained, infecting almost every building in this historic Colonial town.

Explore the hauntings of well-known spirit-infested locations such as the Peyton Randolph House, where at least 30 people died within its walls, and the George Wythe House, where the spirit of the murdered owner continues to roam the halls. Prepare for an unforgettable night on a heart-pounding Williamsburg Ghost Tour.

Bruton Parish Church

Thomas Jefferson and George Washington attended services here and Martha Washington’s great-grandfather once served as Reverend. It’s also the place where god-fearing folks flocked to and whet once, a Preacher’s wife – the love of his life – grew deathly ill and passed away. What made her come back to the land of the living? What trespass by her husband commanded Mrs. Jones’ spirit to haunt the church ground?

Peyton Randolph House

The Peyton Randolph House is another old structure from the early 1700s. Today, it has a reputation for being one of the most haunted sites in Virginia. The home belonged to the late politician Peyton Rudolph, and several famous revolutionary-era figures visited the home regularly. Like the Bruton Parish Church, it also served as a hospital for wounded soldiers. Throughout the years, various tragedies occurred, which gave the site its haunted reputation.

George Wythe House

The Wythe House was a residence known to house the elite members of Williamsburg. George Wythe was a law professor and a mentor of Thomas Jefferson. As General Washington’s headquarters during the Revolutionary War, the house played an essential part in the birthing of America. Strategists drew up many battle plans for the Battle of Yorktown right here at the site. A few untimely deaths supposedly occurred at the home, potentially leaving some ghostly spirits behind. Visitors can tour the home and experience the creepy phenomena themselves.

About our Williamsburg Ghost Tour

This unforgettable Williamsburg Ghost Tour takes you through the dark underbelly of this historic town that helped shape the nation. Uncover the true, terrifying tales of Colonial Williamsburg, where intense conflict had gruesome consequences, and the spirits of this horrific era remain.

Learn about the Civil War and visit the sites caught in its crossfire. Discover the areas of Williamsburg built on ancient burial grounds and which buildings house the souls of Civil War soldiers. Explore the atrocities of the Witch Trials and how the cruelty of these wicked acts continues to play out night after night for unsuspecting locals and tourists.

The hauntings of Williamsburg are numerous, so abundant and terrifying that Williamsburg Ghost Tour offers an Extended Tour that features even more haunted locations complete with eerie backstories. Want to get the most out of your haunted tour of Williamsburg? Rent an EMF detector to uncover the most active hotspots in The Burg!

Hauntings of Williamsburg

Learn about the most haunted house in Williamsburg, the Peyton Randolph House.

Discover the most haunted hotels in Williamsburg to enhance your haunted stay.

Find out which pubs and restaurants house the most spirits in Williamsburg.

Hear the terrifying tales that were born of Williamsburg’s turbulent past.

Book a Williamsburg Ghost Tour tonight to be a part of The Burg’s most chilling walking haunted tour!