Dead Frenchmen Dark History Tour: New Orleans
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New Orleans
Our tour directors are primarily historians of New Orleans and its heritage. Our eerie Dark History: Dead Frenchmen tour navigates you down the exact roads where historic events transpired as our experts share tales of the individuals who molded this city and whose spirits still supposedly lurk about today…
Duration:
4 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Latrobe Park - Site of Latrobe waterworks (1810-1838) designed by and named after Benjamin Latrobe, British Immigrant, considered the father of American architecture. Designed the U.S. Capital building in Washington DC. Tragically died of Yellow Fever in 1820 in New Orleans.
- New Orleans Jazz Museum - Est. 1835. Civil War history and hauntings since then. Ghost Hunters visited in 2008.
- Faubourg Marigny - History of Bernard de Marigny, French Creole Nobleman and playboy millionaire, and the free people of color of the area. Esplanade St was a sacred path to water for Native Americans. Highly energetic and paranormal area.
- The Dragon’s Den - Historic opium den and brothel. Connections to Aleister Crowley, Themela, Ritual Magick.
- New Orleans Guest House - Jean Lafitte captainâs quarters. Room 8 is the most haunted!
- Lamothe House Hotel - Built in 1839, it has been the site of murders and suicides. Faces appear in the mirrors and many see a mother and her children walking the halls.
- La Maison Marigny Inn on Bourbon - Site of a 1996 paranormal investigation. Highly active spirits and ghosts.
- Santos Bar - Lower Decatur cemeteries, history of yellow fever, levee burials…
What's Included
- All relevant fees and taxes included
Location
Santos Bar
Decatur Street
On Decatur Street, near the corner of Governor Nicholls and Decatur St.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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