• Cathedral of Saint Paul - The Cathedral of Saint Paul is a stunning place of worship situated in St. Paul, Minnesota. Construction of this iconic cathedral commenced in 1904 and concluded in 1958. Visitors often report feeling as though they are being observed, with accounts of unusual cold spots and mysterious sounds like footsteps and coughing.

• James J. Hill House - The James J. Hill House is a historic mansion rumored to be haunted by several spirits. Visitors have reported sightings of Maud Hill, the daughter-in-law of the original owner, as well as a playful puppy that is said to appear on the third floor, once the favorite play area of Hill’s children.

• F. Scott Fitzgerald Birthplace - What secrets was one of the Twentieth Century’s most renowned artists concealing…

• 276 Exchange St S - Forepaugh’s Mansion is enveloped in tales of paranormal activity. The tragic story of Molly, a former maid of the mansion, has fueled rumors of hauntings for decades. Today, the closed former restaurant stands as a reminder of the wealth and opulence of a bygone era, along with the mysteries and stories that surround it.

• 629 Summit Ave - The William Kirke House, also known as “The Witch’s House,” is a beautiful home made even more enchanting with inspiration from a Grimm fairy tale.

• 516 Summit Ave - Why is the William Butler Mansion called the “Lemon Meringue” house? Discover the famous author who lived here and whose ghost is said to still roam the Earth.

• 465 Summit Ave - Nothing adds to the lore of a home like an owner who used to craft coffins…

• Nathan Hale Park - “I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country.” might be his famous last words, but Nathan Hale’s story doesn’t end there.

• Cochran Park - The Indian Hunter sculpture here was designed by the same renowned sculptor who created the famous Prometheus at Rockefeller Center in New York City. And that’s just the beginning of its history…

• 312 Summit Ave - The Stuart House, located at 312 Summit Avenue, holds historical significance as the oldest house still standing on Summit Ave. Built in 1858 for David and Mary Stuart, the mansion became known for its distinctive vine-covered exterior. However, tragedy would unfold as the Civil War began…

• Burbank Livingston Griggs Mansion - Is this St. Paul’s most haunted house? Some believe so…

• Burbank Livingston Griggs Mansion - Visit the home of the Griggs family, one of the most haunted places in the Twin Cities.

• F. Scott Fitzgerald Statue - One of St. Paul’s most famous natives…

• Guided haunted history tour of Summit Avenue

• There is no food or drink provided on this tour.

Explore the grandeur of the Gilded Age and the eerie tales of the Victorian era with our exclusive haunted history tour on Summit Avenue. By 1890, this street in St. Paul was home to 40 millionaires, some of whom are said to have never left. Embark on a journey to uncover the secrets and mysteries hidden in the shadows of this famously haunted avenue. This is no ordinary walking tour; this paranormal experience may leave you pondering the mysteries beyond the mortal world. As St. Paul’s original ghost tour, we offer unique research and haunted history stories you won’t find anywhere else!

• Not recommended for people that have difficulty walking a mile at an easy pace.

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