Carpenters' Hall
Carpenters’ Hall was built in 1770. The First Continental Congress met at Carpenters’ Hall in September 1774 to draw up a Declaration of Rights and Grievances and an appeal to King George III.
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Haunted Philadelphia: Spirits of '76 Ghost Tour
Philadelphia,
US
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Get ready for a spine-tingling adventure through the historic streets of Philadelphia with the Haunted Philadelphia: Spirits of '76 Ghost Tour. This 90-minute walking tour will take you to more than 15 eerie locations, where the Spirits of '76 come alive. Explore haunted landmarks like Carpenters' Hall, the home of the Reverend Dr. William White, and the final resting place of the Father of the American Navy, Commodore John Barry. Be prepared to hear chilling tales of ghostly apparitions and the secrets that lie within these historic sites. Discover the dark and haunted side of Philadelphia as you navigate through the cobblestone streets and uncover the paranormal mysteries that lurk in the shadows. Don't miss out on this thrilling journey into the supernatural history of the city. Book your Haunted Philadelphia tour now and prepare for an unforgettable adventure.
About this experience
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Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least
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Admission Not Included
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1 hours 30 minutes
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Suitable for 1-9 Participants
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Small Group Tour, Private Tour
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Guided Experience
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Explore more than 15 haunted sites in Philadelphia
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Walk the cobblestone streets of historic Philadelphia
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Learn about the spirits of '76 come alive
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Visit the oldest Catholic Church in Philadelphia
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Discover the stories of the ghosts of our Founding Fathers
- visit more than 15 of Philly's frights and sights on a ghoulish outdoor walking adventure
- Walk the cobblestone streets of historic Philadelphia and catch the Spirits of '76 come alive.
- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop off
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Introduction
Philly's historic streets are not only filled with tales of liberty and the birth of a nation, but also with eerie whispers of the afterlife. Brace yourself for an unforgettable adventure on the Haunted Philadelphia: Spirits of '76 Ghost Tour. This hair-raising walking experience takes you on a thrilling journey through more than 15 haunted locations, where the spirits of the past come alive.What to expect?
During this 90-minute outdoor tour, you'll traverse the cobblestone streets and unravel the chilling stories that have plagued Philadelphia for centuries. Meet your expert guide at the corner of 4th and Chestnut Streets, outside the former Cosi restaurant, and prepare yourself for a spine-tingling evening. From the iconic sights like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Center to the hidden corners of Carpenters' Hall and Powel House, each step reveals a haunting tale that will send shivers down your spine.Who is this for?
This ghost tour caters to both history enthusiasts and thrill-seekers who are eager to delve into Philadelphia's supernatural side. Whether you're a curious traveler, a daring local, or a group of friends craving a unique adventure, this tour guarantees goosebumps and chills for all. No age limits or specific interests are required—just an open mind and a longing to unearth the haunted secrets of Philly's past.Why book this?
Dare to be captivated by the unsettling allure of Philadelphia's haunted history on this remarkable tour. Led by seasoned storytellers, this experience transcends ordinary ghost tours. With each spine-chilling stop, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the city's past, as whispers of lost souls intertwine with tales of liberty and revolution. Delve into the mysteries that lie beneath the brick-laden streets, and let the enchantment of this tour leave an indelible mark on your memory.Good to know
Prepare for the Spirits of '76 Ghost Tour by wearing comfortable shoes and dressing appropriately for the weather conditions as you'll be traversing the cobblestone streets of Philadelphia. Keep in mind that this tour is not suitable for individuals with limited mobility or those who are easily frightened by paranormal tales. Don't forget your camera—you never know when you might capture a glimpse of the supernatural!Reviews
Visitors who have joined the Spirits of '76 Ghost Tour rave about the spine-chilling experience they encountered. Many describe the guide's storytelling skills as captivating, bringing the dark history of Philadelphia to life. The tour's comprehensive itinerary covering haunted landmarks like Carpenters' Hall, Independence Hall, and the Liberty Bell Center is highly praised. Guests often report feeling an otherworldly presence and are amazed by the rich stories and legends shared during the tour. If you're seeking an unforgettable and ghostly adventure in Philly, this tour is not to be missed!How long before the event do I need to book?
- You can book at any time before the event
Vouchers accepted in the following formats
- Mobile
Is an adult required for the booking?
- At least one adult or senior required per booking
Your Itinerary
Bishop White House
home of the Reverend Dr. William White, a beloved rector of Christ Church and St. Peter's Church
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Benjamin Rush Garden
Site of Dr. Benjamin Rush's House
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United States Custom House
Also known as Ghostbusteres Building
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Merchants Exchange Building
Was once the financial center for Philadelphia housing the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
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Powel House
The home of Samuel Powel, Philadelphia's first mayor
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Old St. Joseph's Church
The oldest Catholic Church in Philadelphia. This is where Commodore John Barry, the father of the American navy was married to Mary Barry
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Old St. Mary's Church
Final resting place of the Father of the American Navy Commodore John Barry
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Physick House
Home of the “Father of American Surgery”, Dr. Philip Syng Physick
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
St. Peters Church & Cemetery has been home to various ghosts and phantoms for more than a century
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Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Featured in the movie National Treasure and home to many ghosts!
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Washington Square
Home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
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Library Hall
Library Hall was the nation’s first public library and you will hear the story of the ghost of Benjamin Franklin.
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Independence Hall
Movie set for various thriller movies and also supposedly haunted
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Congress Hall
Supposedly haunted by the ghost of John Adams
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Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American freedom. We tell the story of the demons of our Founding Fathers!
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Old City Hall
The story of the curse of William Penn
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Second Bank of the United States
One of the most important financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery and the story of the eerie escape
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