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Hear about New England’s supernatural reputation on this group ghost tour, which is unlike any normal tour of Stonington. Visit Mystic River Park, the Bascule Bridge, Anthony J’s Bistro, and more, learning about their haunted past and present from your guide. Go back in time to hear about colonial and revolutionary history, plus make a few new friends as you walk the spooky streets of Stonington.

Founded in 1701 Yale is the 3rd oldest institution of education in the USA, and some would say the most secretive. On our adventure I’ll guide you to New Haven’s historic spots including Yale’s old campus, the New Haven green, The inventors of the Hamburger - Louis Lunch, Grove Street Cemetery and many more. Go at your own pace. Stop anytime by pausing the tour, and continue anytime. This is on our Walking Tour app, and the tour never expires. Our tours are professionally produced for the best immersive experiences. Feel free to pause the tour and enter the Yale Art Gallery and see an original Van Gogh, or the Beinecke rare book Library and see the original Gutenberg bible, if they are open during normal visitors’ hours, entrance is free. You’ll also see the Tombs of the secret societies of Yale, including Skull and Bones, Book and Snake and Scroll and Keys, and learn about their members.

Explore early American history in New England on this guided evening ghost tour of Mystic’s Whitehall Cemetery, a popular colonial burial ground believed to be haunted. Follow your guide around the cemetery and hear spooky tales as you pass by the gravesites of some of Mystic’s most famous past residents.

Explore the historic grounds of Yale University on a self-guided walking tour that reveals the transformation of this colonial college into a global scholarly leader. As you wander through the iconic Old Campus, experience three centuries of history woven into the architecture and vibrant streets of New Haven. Contrast the quaint 18th-century Connecticut Hall with the striking Harkness Tower, while also discovering the secret society headquarters and modern masterpieces like the Beinecke Library. This audio-guided experience enriches your visit, providing insights into how Yale and New Haven evolved together as a hub of international research. — Self-guided walking tour of Yale University with an audio guide — Discover the architectural evolution from colonial to modern styles — Explore key landmarks, including Connecticut Hall and Harkness Tower — Gain a deeper understanding of Yale's impact on education and research

Our tour will take you through the quaint, brick-lined charm of Pratt Street, famed for its lively shops, and explore the city stopping at historical churches, houses, statues, streets, parks and ending at the Museum of Connecticut History. Go at your own pace, anytime. No big group to follow, no schedules. This is your tour, and it's the best deal in town.

Join New Haven’s longest-running ghost tour company on a night walk through some of the town’s spookiest sites: the Skull and Bones Society, New Haven City Hall, New Haven Public Library, the Green, Grove Street Cemetery, and more. On this tour, experts show you the hidden history and weave fascinating tales of New Haven’s most haunted spots.

Ghost stories are one of the most ancient holiday traditions with roots dating back to Solstice celebrations. Join us on our walk through Mystic to hear some of tales of scariest Christmas creatures, the most spine chilling Christmas games and spirits and the true meaning of the spirit of Christmas. From native tradition to Dickensian spirit, the tales will make you think of Christmas and Mystic in a whole new way. It's not just Saint Nicholas flying through the sky but plenty of other beings and spirits as well -- some are good and some perhaps more nefarious....

Our very unique, immersive adventures are the only ones of their kind. We, unlike other companies, provide your very own remote, interactive, live host to assist and encourage you along through your phone. We are an Austin, TX-based global custom event design company offering scavenger hunts and other events in 300+ cities in North America and beyond. Our specially hand-crafted adventures are equal parts tour, creative challenge, detective hunt, and social experiment! Guests get to discover in an alternate reality our favorite hidden gems off the beaten trail and creatively interpret fun art, history, and culture clues - for points! They get to enjoy fame and glory while appearing on our website’s international leaderboard, no matter what their score. They get to essentially race other teams in other cities, even if they don’t have competitors who have signed up in their city that day. Get ready to discover unusual oddities, laugh out loud, and make the experience your own!

Combine ghost stories and spooky themes with alcoholic beverages on this unique Spirits of Mystic pub crawl. Follow your guide and walk around to three local pubs and taverns in downtown Mystic. Sample a different spirit or cocktail at each spot and hear spooky stories of hauntings, massacres, and scandals that you won't find in any guidebook.

Discover the dark side of Mystic, and sample a variety of local beers, on this unique Mystic Paranormal pub crawl. Follow your guide around to three local pubs and breweries in downtown Mystic. Sample different Barley Head brews at each spot and hear spooky stories of hauntings, massacres, and scandals.

Connecticut’s story of freedom has some remarkable – but overlooked – chapters. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll trace the exact parade route taken by the brave men of the 29th and 30th Connecticut Coloured Regiments as they returned from the Civil War on November 24, 1865. Along the way, you’ll discover how these soldiers fought valiantly despite lower pay, discrimination, and the knowledge that they could face execution if captured by Confederate forces. The tour starts at Connecticut’s Old State House on Central Row, where the regiments stood as Governor Buckingham honoured their bravery. You’ll hear the stories of remarkable soldiers like Private Isaac J. Hill, who published a memoir documenting the regiment’s experiences. You’ll also learn how Frederick Douglass visited the regiments’ camp, declaring them “pioneers of the liberty of your race.” The tour ends back at Connecticut’s Old State House.