Are you brave enough to experience one of the most haunted locations in the nation in the dead of night? Find out on a heart-pounding, eerie adventure with Colonial Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost tour.
Prepare for a terrifying trip into the heart of what makes Williamsburg a ghost hunter’s paradise. Visit the town’s most haunted locations at a time designated for the spirits, where they own the night, and you’re the visitor.
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Colonial Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour
Welcome to a new level of ghostly tales and haunted locations, offering more thrills and chills nightly. This adults-only tour is filled with firsthand accounts from locals and even more ghost stories and locations brought to you in the dead of night. From the late 1600s to today, you’ll venture through Williamsburg’s chilling haunted history to uncover the spirits that linger in this historic town.
Where to Meet, Park, and Directions
428 W Duke of Gloucester St, Williamsburg, VA 23185
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Natalie Ross
Vince was an excellent guide, he was super knowledgeable and personable. We really enjoyed this tour!!
francy Shreve
Great tour. Patrick was wonderful!
Lindsey Irwin
Our ghost tour was so fun! We even brought our 10 and 12 year old sons who loved it! Kara, our guide, was so knowledgeable and engaging! It was fantas...
Public Hospital
Williamsburg’s first hospital for the mentally ill was designed to be a beacon of hope for the underprivileged. Instead, like most hospitals in that era, it became a house of horrors. Discover its dirty secrets and the spirits forever trapped in this eternal prison.
Jones Cemetery + Secretary’s Office
Tourgoers are treated to a two-for-one at this location. Located next to one of the oldest cemeteries in Williamsburg, the Secretary's Office is not only cursed by tragic events but infested by the spirits of the unclaimed dead buried in the cemetery.
Public Gaol
Initially designed for temporary use, this former prison became a permanent home to the inmates who died violent deaths within its walls. Standing outside of this forsaken building evokes a heavy sense of dread, and it only gets more terrifying when you hear the horrifying tales from its early days.
There are some locations that are so spooky they require a ghost tour all their own. The Ultimate Dead of Night Ghost Tour is designed to put a spotlight on these locations in a way that emphasizes their deeply blood-chilling nature.
Based on historical research and chilling eyewitness accounts, this tour delves into Williamsburg’s scariest ghost stories and local legends. Experience the eerie presence of Williamsburg’s permanent residents as we uncover strange activity at a colonial-era jail and residual energy at America’s first mental asylum.
Uncover hauntings that span from pre-colonial times to present day, each one more creepy than the last. The narratives you’ll hear are chillingly real and told in the very spots they occurred. Prepare for a night of heart-pounding thrills and terrifying tales you won’t hear anywhere else, told in the dead of night where they thrive.
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A Williamsburg ghost tour offers a unique way to explore the city’s deep and fascinating history. You'll learn about signif ... icant events, famous figures, and the daily lives of colonial residents, all while hearing the chilling tales of hauntings and supernatural occurrences that add a thrilling dimension to the historical narrative.
The ghost stories you'll hear on the tour are not fiction. On the contrary, they are backed by historical research and eyewit ... ness accounts. These narratives, from the colonial era to modern times, provide a spine-tingling experience grounded in real events and legends passed down through generations.
Colonial Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour takes you to some of Williamsburg's most haunted sites, including h ... istoric buildings, cemeteries, and landmarks. You’ll visit places like the Peyton Randolph House, the Governor’s Palace, and the Public Hospital, where reported otherworldly activity adds an extra layer of intrigue to these iconic locations.
Knowledgeable guides lead the tours, providing engaging and well-researched stories that bring the haunted history of William ... sburg to life. Their expertise ensures that you not only get spooked but also gain a deeper understanding of the historical context and significance of each location.
This spine-chilling ghost tour is a fun and memorable way to experience Williamsburg, especially at night when the atmosphere ... is ripe for spooky storytelling. It’s a perfect activity for history buffs, ghostly enthusiasts, and anyone looking for an exciting and different way to explore this historic town.
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