Williamsburg Ghost Tour Blog
The Fort Magruder Hotel
A historic hotel set in one of America’s oldest cities is the site where thousands of people lost their lives in battle. Many locals believe the hotel is haunted by the souls of those who were never ...
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The Haunted Wren Building
Apparitions of forgotten soldiers, the sound of footsteps behind you, and the presence of a crypt that is centuries old are just a few of the ghoulish details associated with this historic building lo ...
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Crawford Road
Located in the historic town of Yorktown, VA, Crawford Road is an unassuming stretch of blacktop with a graffiti-covered bridge crossing over it. While the unsuspecting tourist might drive along unawa ...
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The Rosewell Plantation
What was once the largest and most lavish home in colonial Virginia stands today in ruins. All that survives of the previous estate is the brickwork, wine cellar, and a few chimneys, and yet it still ...
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Bacon's Castle
Across the James River from Williamsburg, the town of Surry houses North America’s oldest brick home: Bacon’s Castle. The brick building also happens to be one of the most haunted places in Virgin ...
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The Spirits of Shields Tavern
Located in the heart of the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area, dwells a beautifully restored tavern. Behind its white-painted exterior and quaint shuttered windows resides a handsomely recreated int ...
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The Peyton Randolph House
Pockets of darkness mark the nation’s history. They are often trapped within the ordinary and chip away at the fabric of our reality. But within the Peyton Randolph House, that fabric is all but gon ...
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The Lightfoot House
The Lightfoot House, nestled in the heart of colonial Williamsburg, is a testament to the area's rich history and predilection towards harrowing hauntings. Since the early 17th century, this ...
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Suicide at Tucker Hall
St. George Tucker Hall: A History St. George Tucker Hall was William and Mary’s first free-standing library that opened on May 14, 1909. Over the years, the library underwent renovations, ...
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William and Mary Hauntings
1. Sunken Garden Welcome to the Sunken Garden, built in the mid-‐1930s by President FDR’s Civilian Conservation Corps and modeled after the Chelsea hospital gardens in England. The Sunk ...
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