The Salem Ghost Tour Where History Bleeds into Legends
1692 Bloodbath Adult Ghost Tour
With nearly 400 years of dark history, it’s no surprise that Salem is home to restless spirits. Follow us down the streets of Salem, where history bleeds into legend and the spirits of Salem’s past residents whisper from the shadows. Our Tour unravels the chilling legacy of the witch trials, gruesome murders, and tragic accidents of Salem’s past. As your guide leads you past centuries-old buildings, cemeteries, and through the heart of “Witch City,” you’ll encounter tales of betrayal, justice turned vicious, and the lingering spirits of Salem’s earliest residents.
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Uncover Salem's Dark Past and Restless Spirits
When the sun goes down, Salem reveals its darkest stories. Our Salem Ghost Tour leads you to the sites where shocking murder, misfortune, and restless spirits still linger, where shadows stir, and the past still bleeds into the present.
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Charter Street Cemetery
The city’s oldest cemetery, dating back to 1637, is the final resting place of Salem’s earliest residents. Some of whom will make their presence known in the form of strange orbs and ghostly figures that are often seen drifting through the night, with eerie reports dating all the way back to its founding.
Pickman House
A 355-year-old house stands next to the Witch Trial Memorial and Charter Street Cemetery, where the restless spirit of a young girl is said to haunt the attic, forever tied to the history of this chilling location. Discover what led to her tragic passing.
St. Peters Church
An accused witch, defying the Puritan church, donated his land to the Church of England. The twist? This current structure was built on top of an old graveyard. Join us as we dive into the church’s history and what really happened to the interned residents.
Salem Jail
The Salem Jail was one of the oldest continuously operating prisons in the U.S. Built during the War of 1812, it endured for 179 years before closing its doors in 1991 due to inhumane conditions. This chilling prison has a long list of murders, suicides and public executions. With no electricity, the eerie glow of the moon was all that lit the cells at night. It is said that those who worked the night shift were haunted the most. Join us as we discuss the prison’s haunted legacy, where time stopped for those who never walked free.
Howard St. Cemetery
Next to the old prison is Howard Street Cemetery. Its inhabitants are Revolutionary War soldiers, sea captains, and first mates. But it is also said to be haunted by one of the most brutal executions that happened during the Salem Witch Trials. Learn the shocking stories of those who were interned here and the accused witch who haunts it to this day.
Turners Sea Food
The Old Lyceum Hall, constructed nearly 200 years ago on the land once owned by Salem’s first executed witch, now serves as a seafood restaurant. While the walls remain silent, the cash register has been known to speak. Paranormal investigators were stunned when a message mysteriously appeared on the receipt printer. Join us to learn what the message said and the stories reported by patrons and employees.
Rockafellas
This site once held the first four versions of the First Church of Salem. The current building, now owned by Rockafellas, was completed in 1826. The church held services on the second floor, while the first floor was rented out to local businesses, including the Daniel Low Company. Like many of Salem’s historic buildings, this 200-year-old structure has some spiritual residents. A grumpy minister in a black suit and a Lady in a blue dress. Join us as we uncover the legends of these two ghostly residents and hear the stories reported by employees and patrons.
The Gardener-Pingree House
It was a crime that rattled Salem to its core: The brutal murder of the wealthy and well-connected Captain Joseph White. Step into the shadows of this infamous case as we uncover the chilling truth behind his demise, the conspirators who plotted his end, and the sinister motives that sealed his fate.