• Colonial Williamsburg - Travelers will get to pick from multiple different haunted stops along the Duke of Gloucester Street, where they will stop to see the ghosts photographed at the house or tavern they’ve chosen and listen to the haunted legacy and/or history of the site. Ghost photos will be shown on a large computer notebook (Samsung Galaxy), and the guides will point out the exact window or location where the photo was taken, as well possibilities about the identity of the ghost in question. Travelers are encouraged to bring their own cameras too; many have walked away with their own intriguing ghost photos.

• Real ghost stories at each stop
• Opportunity to capture ghost photos
• Viewing of ghost photos on tour
• Tour based on Haunted Historic Colonial Williamsburg book

Experience the world’s only ghost tour inspired by the pioneering photo-study of ghosts! Featuring authentic ghost photographs from the books “Haunted Historic Colonial Williamsburg Virginia with Breakthrough Ghost Photography, Parts 1 & 2,” these images are displayed on a large Samsung Galaxy notebook at each tour stop. Guides will highlight the precise locations in or around the buildings where the photos were captured and encourage participants to take their own pictures. Tour guides will share fascinating historical insights related to the hauntings, along with personal anecdotes from the book’s author and others, including interpreters and security personnel from Colonial Williamsburg. Participants can choose their preferred stops based on their interests, ensuring each tour is unique! The East Tour begins at the Capitol, proceeds down Duke of Gloucester Street to the Courthouse of 1770, and crosses Market Square to the final destination—Williamsburg’s most haunted site: Peyton Randolph House.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.