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Join us for a fun and entertaining evening of true ghost stories, real haunted houses, and where they buried the bodies!

Hear haunting tales about Philadelphia's historic sites, such as Independence Hall, Washington Square, Powel House, City Tavern, and more!

A costumed tour guide will lead you off the beaten path with chilling tales of heroes and villains, plague and pestilence, lost cemeteries and burial grounds!

Experience history brought back to life on Philly's most popular and unusual night-time attraction, the original Ghost Tour of Philadelphia!

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LOCATION: INDEPENDENCE PARK, OLD CITY, SOCIETY HILL

DEPARTS FROM: SIGNERS' GARDEN, 5TH & CHESTNUT STS. VIEW MAP >

Discover the secrets hidden in the shadows of America's most historic and most haunted city! Join the Ghost Tour of Philadelphia for a candlelight walking tour along the back streets and secret gardens of Independence National Park, Old City, and Society Hill, where ghostly spirits, haunted houses, and eerie graveyards lurk in the night! Named one of the top 15 "must see" attractions in the US!

PUBLIC TOURS

Tickets are $27 per person ($16 ages 4-12). Save $3 per adult ticket when you book online or by phone at 215-413-1997.

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Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets are non-refundable.

PRIVATE TOURS

Private tours are available any night for one or more guests. Call 215-413-1997 to arrange a private tour.

TOURIST PASS HOLDERS

Guests who have purchased a tourist pass, please text or call us at 610-587-8308 to make your reservation. Please include the date and time that you would like to attend (check schedule here ), your last name, and the confirmation code from each individual pass.

GROUP TOURS

Available day or night, year-round. Visit our Group Tour page and call 610-587-8308 for availability and rates.

GIFT CERTIFICATES

Looking for a unique gift? Give a Ghost Tour gift certificate! You can choose the amount, and the recipient chooses the date. Click here to purchase now. To add the book to your gift, call 215-413-1997.

GHOST STORIES OF PHILADELPHIA, PA

The Ghost Tour of Philadelphia is based on the book, Ghost Stories of Philadelphia, PA. Discover the ghostlore of America's most historic and most haunted city with stories from the founding of William Penn's colony to present-day hauntings. Includes anecdotes from the Ghost Tour! 210 pp. Purchase with your tickets or at our Book Store .

Open year round!

March through November: Open every night.

December through February: Open weekends.

Tour lasts 75-90 minutes.

If you are interested in a date or time not on the schedule, call 215-413-1997 .

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• Named one of the top 10 "must see" attractions in the US (Budget Travel Magazine)
• Featured in "12 Best Kid-Friendly Destinations in the World" (Budget Travel Magazine)
• Voted Best Guided Tour in Philadelphia (philly.com Readers' Choice Awards)
• Rated one of the top 10 best Ghost Tours in the US (America's Best Online)
• One of Visit Philly's "Not-to-Miss Halloween Treats"
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• Voted Best Walking Tour in Philadelphia (Philly Happening List)
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The Ghost Tour of Philadelphia Candlelight Walking Tour departs from Signers' Garden, a fenced-in courtyard at the corner of 5th and Chestnut Sts, Philadelphia, PA 19106. View map >

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Experience Philadelphia’s Most Haunted Ghost Tour

Home of the cheesesteak, Liberty Bell, die-hard sports fans, and Ben Franklin. Find out why the City of Brotherly Love doubles as one of the most haunted places on the east coast.

Philly Ghosts offers a remorseless look at Philadelphia’s hidden past, and insights into the very real and shocking hauntings experienced on a regular basis in one of the oldest residential areas in America.

Ghost Tour Meeting Location : The “Tomb of the Unknown Soldier”: Washington Square at 217 W Washington Square.

Tour Duration : 1hr. across 1 mile

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Step into Colonial America’s Haunted Past

Philadelphia is an old city with a rich past. Many know iconic Philly for its role in America’s early government or its famous Art Museum steps from the Rocky movies. Or, perhaps you may know Philadelphia for its famous Eastern State Penitentiary – the world’s first true penitentiary system, once home to notorious mobster Al Capone, whose ghost is often seen in the hallways.

Philadelphia is undoubtedly a haunted city with hundreds of years of ghastly stories. Behind the narrow streets and old brick buildings lays an eerie past of paranormal sightings, gruesome accidents, and untimely deaths. Benjamin Franklin is claimed never to have truly left the city, roaming the old streets and buildings, with several accounts of one of the statues of him even coming to life and dancing in the streets. Other famous figures still lingering on the cobblestone roads include Betsy Ross, Edgar Allan Poe, and Alexander Hamilton. These prominent figures shaped the nation we live in today but paid the ultimate price: wandering the city forever as a doomed, lost soul.

Our tour will take you through Philadelphia’s Old City – home to some of America’s oldest and most haunted buildings, roads, and monuments. Our stories are based on historical events, local legends, and eyewitness accounts of paranormal activity. We’ve reviewed historical records and research for each of the stops on our tour for evidence of hauntings and spirits, and we strive to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date information about Philadelphia’s past and its haunted present. Visit our About Us page to learn more about Philly’s history and why our tour is the best!

What draws the supernatural to Philadelphia?

Philadelphia’s bloody past has left behind some spirits who would like a different ending to their life story. Whether it was the Revolutionary War or The Yellow Fever that took their lives, the ghosts around Old City, Philadelphia, are doomed to repeat their tragic past as they continue to haunt the cobblestone streets. The concentration of human energy here and the passionate figures you will hear about have all poured endless amounts of human energy into this city. These are just a few of Philadelphia’s special features that make it a perfect setting for ghosts to prowl the streets.

Founding Fathers

In 1681, William Penn sailed from England, arrived here, and set out Philadelphia’s city grid on the Delaware River’s West bank. This was the start of what would become the Pennsylvania colony. Later, in 1790, after the Revolutionary War, Philadelphia served as the United States’ capital, and many prominent American figures such as Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and Alexander Hamilton wrestled the country into being and onto its feet. It is said the ghosts of America’s most prominent founding fathers can be seen all across Philadelphia: from lingering at Independence Hall, lurking in the many graveyards here, even dancing in the street! The founding fathers have a special relationship with Philadelphia, a city to which they gave so much of their heart and soul, that they still wander the city they worked so hard to build.

Yellow Fever

In 1793, Philadelphia was literally decimated by a Yellow Fever epidemic, which took about 5,000 of Philadelphia’s 50,000 residents. The Fever was carried to Philadelphia in mosquitoes, which bred in the stagnant, stenching streams that ran through residential backyards. These streams were dumping grounds for human and animal waste, and the pandemic grew, devastating the city for two years. Bodies were dumped into mass graves which pockmarked this previously blooming city, now stalled by the pandemic. Many families abandoned the city due to the Yellow Fever. Still, many prominent doctors remained behind to help care for the sick, many at the nation’s first hospital, Pennsylvania Hospital, on Pine and 9th streets. With the stench of death still lingering in these old houses, many ghost sightings have occurred in the old colonial homes where many infamous doctors and patients lost their lives to the disease. Many of these same homes survive in the Old City today, including Elfreths Alley, the oldest continuously inhabited road in America.

Haunted Cemeteries

Philadelphia is riddled with many cemeteries and graveyards carrying both prominent and forgotten figures alike. Back in the late 1700s, when death was occurring nonstop due to the War and then the Yellow Fever, many public spaces were dug up as mass graves for the unwanted to be tossed aside.

The bodies buried in mass graves were commonly referred to as “strangers” to the city at the time – African Americans, suicide victims, prisoners of war, and victims of smallpox. These forgotten bodies like to make a name for themselves now by leaving the grave at night and haunting the town! In addition to these mass grave sites, Philadelphia is home to some of the first churches in the country, all accompanied by cemeteries with their fair share of ghost sightings. From Naval captains to first wives to Native American chiefs, these active cemeteries are sure to give you a chill as you walk their grounds.

There’s no doubt Philadelphia’s rich history plays host to dark paranormal forces, some of which we hope you’ll encounter on our tour! Book your tour today to experience all the thrills, chills, and fun Philadelphia has to offer!

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You want to see ghosts!

Our tour is for skeptics and dedicated believers alike! While we can’t guarantee you’ll witness an apparition, what we can guarantee is that you’ll get plenty of thrills and chills on your tour. Many of the stops on our tour are spooky in broad daylight, but at night they become even more disturbing. Add in your guide’s narration of the deaths, sickness, duels, and other violent acts, and you’ve got a mix guaranteed to scare even the most seasoned ghost hunters. The stories of hauntings we tell at each stop on your tour are based on eyewitness accounts and long-lived local legends, and many of the sites boast decades of reported paranormal activity. We encourage you to take photos throughout your tour and to report any anomalies you witness!

You want to learn more about Philadelphia!

Whether you’re a lifelong resident of the City of Brotherly Love, or just in town to learn about its deep history, everyone can learn more about Philadelphia’s past! Do you know the real reason why the Liberty Bell is cracked? Or why one statue of Benjamin Franklin is dressed in a toga? Haunted Philadelphia combines factual, historical data about the city with local sightings and legends to bring you a tour that’s as fun as it is educational. Kids, teens, and adults alike will enjoy becoming more familiar with Philadelphia’s detailed history—and its resident ghosts!

You’ve done all the other tourist-y things around town!

You’ve seen the Liberty Bell up close, toured the room where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and maybe you’ve even ridden around on one of those double-decker buses. Just when you think you’ve seen all the historic sites Philadelphia has to offer, think again! Our tours are a perfect change of pace from the more conventional attractions. Stand in front of the actual locations where ghosts lurk and history was made. Experience 8 or 12 different historical locations that have verified accounts of hauntings too! You’ll leave your tour with a host of scary stories to thrill your friends back home as well as a better familiarity with some of Philadelphia’s most prominent buildings and figures.

You want to do something at night but aren’t sure what!

Maybe you want a fun follow-up to an evening of hopping around Philadelphia’s many restaurants and bars, or perhaps you’re looking to impress a date with something unusual. That’s where we come in! Our tours are scheduled at night to fit everyone’s schedule, even on weekdays, tours last around an hour and a half—the perfect way to wrap up a date, a night on the town, or a long day of sight-seeing. See our Tour Details page for more information about the length, duration, and location of Philly Ghosts tours.

You want an unforgettable birthday, bachelor/bachelorette party, or family outing!

Philly Ghosts offers customizable group tours to those looking for the perfect way to spend time with family and friends! Our team of informative guides can help you plan the perfect group tour. We can even work with you to tailor your tour according to your specific interests and needs. Just let us know what you’re looking for, and we’ll work with you to help make it happen! Check out our Group Tours page for more information.

You don’t like conventional tours!

Have you tried other guided tours of Philadelphia before and found yourself trudging behind an unenthusiastic guide who mumbled a few facts and dates before herding his flock to the next stop? Fear not! Philly Ghosts is anything but a conventional tour. Our guides are fun, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and committed to making sure you have the best tour possible. We want you to ask questions, get involved, and enjoy your tour! And, unlike a conventional tour, our tours are designed with entertainment in mind. The stories we tell on our tours are based on research and historical data, but we don’t let that stop us from having fun! We have carefully crafted our narratives to blend entertainment with factual data and evidence of the paranormal, bringing you the best of the best. We also visit unique locations throughout Old City Philadelphia that other tours ignore, making this tour stand out from the crowd.

You want to be a cool boss!

What better way to build team unity than to take your employees out for a group ghost tour? Philly Ghosts has a little of something for everyone—scary stories for the thrill-seekers, research-based history for the scholars, and fun for everyone! Check out our Group Tours page for information on how to start putting together the best company outing your employees have ever attended!

You’re tired of cheesesteaks!

Philadelphia has quite the foodie scene, but maybe you’ve had enough cheesesteaks from Pat’s or Geno’s for a lifetime! If you want to take a break from showing your friends how to order a cheesesteak “whiz wit,” then try a ghost tour instead! Or, perhaps you’ve over-indulged on those cheesesteaks and are looking for a way to walk it off. Philly Ghosts takes you on an easy route and will entertain and delight while enjoying the city’s cool weather and beautiful historic buildings and tree-lined streets.

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• 5th & Chestnut streets Philadelphia, PA 19106
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In the mood for something truly ghostly?

Try a candlelit walking tour of one of America’s most historic and haunted cities, where guides lead groups through Independence Hall , Society Hill and Washington Square to highlight the spookiest spots in Philadelphia.

Discover what could be lurking behind the shadows as the enchanting Ghost Tours of Philadelphia guides tell chilling tales about historical figures like Bishop White, Samuel and Elizabeth Powel, Philip Physick and Ben Franklin.

The 90-minute tour is offered year round. Reservations are required.

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Benjamin Franklin is said to still roam the streets of Old City. The Ghost Tour will visit several of his old haunts and St. Peter’s Cemetery, known to be the most haunted site in the city.

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“ Our guide was a great story teller and she took us to spots in Old City that I wouldn't have known were significant on my own. ” in 3 reviews

“ Even though the tour guide arrived late, but he made up for it with his cadence and routine ! ” in 2 reviews

“ The only thing about the tour guide that I found mildly off putting was the cadence to her speech. ” in 2 reviews

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Exactly what you would expect a "ghost tour" to be. Full of history around the city and lots of very cool spots to hear stories. Our two guides were very kind and knowledgeable. They were patient when the kids asked 100 questions. We went to quite a few locations and did a fair amount of walking but nothing that was unmanageable. If you're visiting Philly and looking for a cool way to visit lots of spots and hear tons of stories, I highly recommend this tour. Note- there was no bathroom spot. Use the facilities prior to the tour. Tour started around 8:30 and ended around 9:30.

This tour was lots of fun and a nice way to enjoy a Sep evening. My first ghost tour and a great experience; cool ghost stories for sure.

I saw a ghost! Just took this tour tonight. Was fun, cool stories, beautiful walk. At one point we stop at a cemetery where a woman has been seen supposedly wandering the cemetery looking for her headstone. When the group went off I stayed behind to get a photo through the gates. See the posted photos. There was no green light when I took the picture, but the orb even looks to cast a shadow. Zooming in, I swear I see the face of a woman looking back at me. See for yourself.

We like spooky stuff, and even though it was cold we wanted to get a different insight of the city. We meet in the signers garden, and the tour guide ran a little late. It was so funny standing around awkwardly, then seeing other groups and finally asking "sooooo, hey, are you waiting for a ghost tour?" It gave a little time to chit chat with people from other areas of the country. Even though the tour guide arrived late, but he made up for it with his cadence and routine! He was very entertaining. I won't vet into the stories, but there are some great ones and it was fascinating learning about the different sites. Of course I wanted to see a ghost (sorry, no dice lol) but it was a fun activity. The guide does keep a brisk pace so let him know if you're having a difficult time keeping up!

Overall an OK experience if you scare easy and enjoy sight seeing around Old City. This is definitely not an adventure for those who enjoy the thrill of haunted houses or the like. Some of our party arrived a few minutes late, which was no problem for our tour guide. He has been with Ghost Tours for numerous years and was a great story teller. He even used a spooky voice to tell the stories.

An entertaining tour led by Jerrard (sp?). Not only entertaining but gave some great historical info you don't get in your regular tours of the city. Highly recommend. 10/10

So the girlfriend loves ghost tours. And since we were in Philadelphia I promised her we could take one. We had a late dinner and both decided this could only be fun if it was dark out. I mean ghosts during the day. Pft. When could that happen. Our tour guide josh had a very practiced candence though it felt rushed. As though he was trying to get through the tour to me. But she didn't agree. It's hard to say. Now the stories are by no means frightening. The history is what I was interested in and I learned a few things that I didn't already know. So his research into his story telling made it worth while to me. Long story short. If you like history and want to go for a intriguing walk with some interesting stories. And see some sights through a different view. This can be fun for you and the family while in town.

Carpenters hall. One of the "haunted" stops on the tour.

The tour was nice, nothing crazy but very interesting to learn about the historic past of the city. Our guide was awesome! She was great at telling stories & making jokes the whole time. Would recommend.

Our guide was great! she was super nice and had a sense of humor that added a great touch to the spooky tour! the stories were interesting and came with a lot of backstory! there wasn't a lot of walking if you're worried about that. i would recommend if you're into things like this!

Booked the Powel House haunted mansion tour on 7/16/16. I had read the book, "Ghost Stories of Philadelphia" so I was somewhat already aware of this house. My husband does not believe in ghosts but was tolerant of me wanting to do this tour. I do not remember the tour guides name, but she was a delightful young woman who came dressed in beautiful gothic attire. Several strangers we passed complimented her on her dress. She was at the park we met at early and was able to greet everyone on the tour. We did a slow walk around the area on our way to the house and she pointed out a few haunted sites on the way. I did see a haunted squirrel in the park we were in. I am TERRIFIED of squirrels and this squirrel seemed to know that, as he would not break eye contact with me. I was happy when he ran off. F-ing squirrels! They are rats with cute tails. I digress... the Powel House was GORGEOUS. I die for old Victorian things. This house was draped in them. The crown moulding, the wainscotting, the ornate onlays on the ceiling... stunning. I took tons of pictures of the house much to my husband's dismay, as he constantly accuses me of "old lady-ing" up our house when I do these things to it. Right now I'm in the middle of putting wainscotting and chair rail in my own dining room and I found this house to be inspirational to me. The Powel House was host to many important founding father type people. We heard their stories, allegedly their spirits may still be inside. I did not catch any orbs or weird things in my many pictures I took. Did the house "feel" haunted? No, not to me. I think perhaps just because I was so inspired by all the period decor in there, I was more focused on how beautiful everything was than ghosts. But I enjoyed hearing the stories none the less. The only thing about the tour guide that I found mildly off putting was the cadence to her speech. She's a slow talker. I think she does that intentionally though to make her voice as clear as possible for the group. But she was very nice and gave a good tour. I felt disappointed for her when I noticed not everyone tipped her. People: I know you already paid for the tour. But the tour guides are like waitresses. They work for tips. When you take a tour, tip the tour guide. It's just the decent thing to do. $5-20 depending on how much you like it, but for the love of God give the people SOMETHING. I'll get off my soap box. I would recommend this tour group, it was easy to book and I was happy with the tour.

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Home to Benjamin Franklin, the spirits of America’s greatest patriots still roam the streets of Philadelphia. Meet the ghosts of one of the nation’s most haunted cities.

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Philly Ghosts: Phantoms of Philadelphia Tour

Join us to explore the dark side of Philadelphia, where former residents- both prominent and forgotten- still walk the ancient streets.

Meeting Location “Tomb of the Unknown Soldier”: Washington Square at 217 W Washington Square

Tour Duration Approximately 2 hours

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Philly Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl

Join us for an evening of sips and scares, and belly up to the bar, where you just may recognize the old-fashioned gentleman in the corner from a photo in a history book.

Meeting Location Independence Beer Garden at 100 S Independence Mall W

Rockstars of The Revolution: American Founders and Patriots:

Join us to explore the iconic and less well-known historical buildings and important sites of Philadelphia, and picture yourself there at a time when our Founding Fathers walked the streets of the most exciting city in the world.

Meeting Location 6th and Market Street, Philadelphia PA

Philly Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour

Dive deeper into the depths of haunted Philly with a dead of night ultimate tour where the most terrifying stories and spirits come to life after hours.

Meeting Location Congress Hall at 6th and Chestnut Streets

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Preview The Most Haunted Locations In Philadelphia

Bishop white house.

During the daytime, the Bishop White House is just one of many historical landmarks to visit. However, things become more creepy as the sun goes down. People can visit the site and experience some creepy vibes.  Built in 1787, the Bishop White House served as a church for several years. Today, people claim male and female ghosts, along with a mysterious cat, haunt the premises.

Old St. Joseph's Church

While churches are a place of worship for many, they tend to have some scary backstories. The Old St. Joseph’s Church is no exception. It’s the oldest Roman Catholic church in all of Philadelphia and perhaps in the United States.  It’s a prime spot for ghost lovers, as several people claim to have seen some spirits lurking around the church’s grounds.

St. Mary's Church & Cemetery

Nothing seems more haunted than a cemetery. Whether you’re a believer or a skeptic, you can’t deny that touring a cemetery at night is exceptionally creepy. We deliver that creepy thrill by taking our tour guests to the St. Mary’s Church & Cemetery.  You can walk the grounds and read the headstones of some famous historical figures, including soldiers from the Revolutionary War.

Welcome to Philly Ghosts

Uncover the secrets of why the dead still wander the streets of Philly in a city stained with tragedy, death, and the souls of heroes and villains.

What Will I See?

Death and destruction birth a nation.

Once America’s Capitol, history is engrained into the foundations of every building in Philadelphia. The footsteps and fingerprints of founding fathers are everywhere in this city, but that’s not all that hauntingly chills the air. Ghosts of men and women who invested their lives into founding the land of the free are trapped in Philadelphia, tethered to their final resting place with seemingly no relief to their misery. 

Beneath Philadelphia is a well of deep, dark history, and within the city walk the souls of the tortured, the insane, and the condemned. Philadelphia’s place in history has solidified its status as one of the most haunted cities in America, and Philly Ghosts invites you to unlock the horror that’s plagued the city from its inception.

Historical Figures Own The Philadelphia Night

Philadelphia is home to legends of American history, and their spirits remind the residents at every opportunity. Uncover Independence Hall, a building with a name dedicated to the proclaimed concept of freedom that also happens to be a prison for the souls of some of the country’s most prominent figures. 

Benjamin Franklin is said to have never left the City of Brotherly Love as there have been several reports of bone-chilling encounters with his ghost. Locals and tourists alike claim to have witnessed his apparition mulling over the Declaration of Independence, emitting a musty smell that is now believed to signal his presence. 

Of course, Mr. Franklin is not alone. The disgruntled ghost and foe of Benjamin Franklin, Benedict Arnold is seemingly condemned to the building where he’s forced to share with his enemy. Though his apparition stays far away from Ben Franklin, it’s believed he continues to seek revenge for his expulsion, terrorizing anyone who comes in contact with his dark and brooding specter. 

The Deadly Price of a Revolution

Breaking free and establishing a new society came with a hefty price: Alexander Hamilton’s life. Hamilton’s backing of Thomas Jefferson and his rising star in politics created deep jealousy in his opponents, especially that of Aaron Burr. Their famous duel would be one that would go down in history as it would end Hamilton’s life during a time when he was creating one of America’s most important institutions.

Visit the First Bank of the United States, the nation’s first financial institution that Hamilton left behind along with a substantial amount of debt his widow would incur. His political career and devastating death would make him a legend, but it’s his spirit that continues to leave its foreboding mark on the bank. 

Experience the creepy chills and unsettling sensations that former employees experienced as you hear terrifying tales of the mischievous and unnerving acts committed by Hamilton’s very active and angry ghost. Stories of clerks being constantly disturbed, files going missing or rifled through, and numerous accounts of feeling watched are just a few of Hamilton’s taunts that you’ll hear during your Philly Ghosts tour.

Why is Philidelphia so Haunted?

The curse of the liberty bell.

It’s hard to believe that such a poignant symbol of freedom is also one of the most cursed artifacts in America. Commissioned and made by the British who opposed the colony’s quest for freedom, the bell cracked almost immediately after arriving in Philadelphia. It’s believed that the Whitechapel Bell Foundry of London sent a terribly crafted bell, and cursed it to ensure it would never work properly.

Repairs on the bell would prove futile and the curse placed upon the bell would not only remain but would gain strength. Just months before the attacks on September 11th, 2001, a Park Ranger in training to care for the Liberty Bell felt compelled to attack the bell with a sledgehammer. It’s believed he went mad, becoming another casualty of the curse. His possessed state would result in jail time and thousands of dollars in fines. 

The 26-year-old was not the only victim of the Liberty Bell. For centuries before this occurrence, the bell worked its dark magic on the residents of Philadelphia, causing them to experience bouts of insanity upon hearing it ring. This may be a national treasure and an iconic symbol, but we recommend not lingering around this historic bell for too long, or you, too, might go mad with a lust for destruction.

Why Philadelphia’s History Won’t Stay in The Past

Status and wealth may have afforded some a luxurious lifestyle in the 18th century, but nothing would keep them from facing the painful and grisly deaths that hundreds of thousands of people would succumb to. Venture to the Bishop White House, a home that would become a house of death during the Yellow Fever epidemic, and turn into a house of tortured souls after.

A chaplain to the Second Constitutional Convention and the U.S. Senate, Bishop White had his house built between the two churches that he served yet its ideal location would not protect the home from impending doom. Hear the horrifying tales of the unimaginable pain and suffering experienced within the four walls and the sorrowful spirits who remain. Nearly all of Bishop’s family, including five of his children, would perish in the home from disturbingly abhorrent conditions while his coachman would succumb to Yellow Fever in his own home, just behind Bishop White’s. 

Shadows and silhouettes are frequently seen in the windows of the home and make their presence known to visitors by filling them with a sense of uneasiness and dread. The apparitions are reportedly so unnerving that Rangers are apprehensive to enter the house at night, petrified of what they might see. Join Philly Ghosts to uncover the darkness of one of the most haunted locations in Independence Parks.

What’s So Special About The Philly Ghosts Tour?

See a darker side of this historic city.

The history behind the establishment of our nation and its casualties is one that is known to many but it’s the stories behind the history that are known to few yet ones that have littered the streets with the tears and agony of those who suffered behind the scenes. Loneliness, despair, and sadness linger in every corner of Philadelphia. Here, the dead don’t rest and Washington Square Park is where so many of them roam. 

Ghosts of war, disease, and turmoil still wander the area, forever locked in the trauma of their deaths. Discover the blood-curdling backstories of the original site for a graveyard designated for criminals, the poor, and the forgotten, and learn how unforgiving spirits and their unrelenting hauntings stalk the residents of the Cradle of Liberty. The souls of those ruthlessly disposed of, some in nothing more than a canvas cloth, have yet to find peace and are determined to ensure those who visit the park don’t find it either.

Experience a Once-in-a-Lifetime Look at The True Soul of Philadelphia

Mystery fills the air as you stroll through a darkened historic and haunted Philadelphia. Chills will creep down your spine as you hear the tragic stories of the dead, like that of Elizabeth Physick, wife of the “Father of American Surgery”, Phillip Physick. A man of science, Phillip had no interest in dealing with his wife who suffered from mental and behavioral issues. 

In the midst of a divorce, Dr. Physick’s solution was to medicate her on opium, rendering her incompetent and leaving her to wander aimlessly in their backyard and sit next to her favorite tree for hours. The callousness of Dr. Physick’s, however, would strip her of all that she had left. Uncover the Hill-Physick House and the disturbing ordeal that led to the death of Elizabeth.

Today, Elizabeth still makes appearances in the home, looking angry and sinister, possibly in search of the man who had a hand in her demise so many years ago. Though terrifying enough, the former Mrs. Physick is not alone in the home. Hear the unsettling stories of an old witch that terrorized the area in life and long after her death. And if we stay long enough, you just may hear her shrieks too.

Be a Part of a Like-Minded Ghostly Community

In Philadelphia, American heroes like Ben Franklin still stalk the hallways of national historic buildings. Cursed symbols of freedom wait to target their next soul. Ghosts of epidemic victims roam stately mansions, still suffering from a fever that took their lives so long ago. The past never really died in Philadelphia. 

Embark on an investigation into the depths of Philadelphia’s dark past and discover hair-raising stories of America’s founders doomed to restlessly roam Philadelphia’s streets forever. The city is rife with the persecuted souls of a burgeoning time that was just as dark and demented as it was promising. 

The dead have yet to forget their unfortunate plights, and they’re determined to not let us forget either.

* This is a walking tour and we do not enter privately-owned buildings or private property *

6 Reasons to book your Philly ghosts tour right now!

1) you’re ready for an otherworldly adventure..

The trees cast a different kind of shadow when you walk through Philadelphia at night, making you wonder if ghosts really do stalk the darkness and if evil lurks in the Liberty Bell. Take a walk through haunted parks and burial grounds. Watch for movement in the midnight lighting on fountains and city streets. Feel the cool wind of mystery on your face as you embark on an eerie adventure of haunted Philadelphia.

2) You’ve Had Your Fill of American History Tours.

American history comes to life in Philadelphia during the day, with a steady stream of tourists visiting monuments to American heroes, founding fathers, and Revolutionary War soldiers. After you’ve seen the monuments, investigate the soul-chilling stories behind some of America’s most famous figures and see places where their ghosts still roam, obsessed with finishing their life’s work.

3) It’s Date Night.

Horror goes together with cuddling like wine pairs with cheese. It’s no secret that a daring, adrenaline-laced adventure could spark romance and intrigue. Take your date on a walking tour of historic, haunted Philadelphia and create lasting memories that will keep both of you up late into the night.

4) You want to learn about Philadelphia.

Walking through a city is the best way to learn about its culture, architecture, and overall personality. Put your feet on the pavement to feel the heartbeat of Philadelphia and really learn what this city is all about. When you take a walking tour of haunted Philadelphia with us, not only do you get to explore the streets, you get to learn spine-tingling tales of a tragic history that has left many ghosts in its wake.

5) You’re interested in ghosts.

Moonlit walks through a ghost-ridden graveyard can be thrilling, engaging, and romantic. If you love a spine-chilling tale of tragedy and trapped souls, embark on a haunted adventure with us in Philadelphia. Learn about the ghosts of American history that still stalk these streets and the condemned souls that still haunt burial grounds where they were laid to rest.

6) You’re Done with a Day in Amish Country.

Handmade soaps and home goods, delicious kinds of butter and baked goods, and quaint examples of a quiet and dedicated life are all that make Amish Country unique and special. After you’ve spent the day admiring handmade quilts and sampling hand-churned butter, spice up your visit with a walk on the darker side of Philadelphia. Investigate tragic and gruesome tales of souls forever wandering the historic buildings and haunted parks of the City of Brotherly Love.

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One Part History, Two Parts Haunt!™ Visit more than 20 scary sites to hear Philadelphia's haunted facts and folklore. Experience Philadelphia's monuments by moonlight. Travel the cobblestone streets of Old City to hear chilling stories about the Spirits of '76, featuring:

• Haunted Facts - Hear stories about the Master of the Macabre, Edgar Allan Poe, who used to reside in Philadelphia and learn about Leo Callahan, the only prisoner to escape from Eastern State Penitentiary and never be captured!
• Haunted Folklore - Learn about the legendary ghosts that inhabit Independence Hall, the spirits of Carpenters' Hall from a first person encounter, the dancing statue of Benjamin Franklin at Library Hall and paranormal Pine Street happenings.
• Haunted Movie Sets - See famous film locations from big screen thrillers such as The Sixth Sense, Shooter, National Treasure and more!

Developed by The Constitutional Walking Tour, Philadelphia's leading walking tour operator, the Spirits of '76 Ghost Tour provides a "High Definition Haunted Experience"™ that features many spooky sites and stories including:

• Benjamin Rush House
• Bicentennial Moon Tree
• Bishop White House
• Carpenters' Hall
• City Tavern
• Congress Hall
• Edgar Allen Poe
• Holy Trinity Church
• Independence Hall
• Liberty Bell

• Library Hall
• Merchants' Exchange
• Old Pine Street Church & Cemetery
• Physick House
• Powel House
• St. Mary's Church & Cemetery
• St. Peter's Church & Cemetery
• Second Bank of the United States
• Washington Square Park
• Witch of Pine Street

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Rolling Stones Announce Openers for 2024 ‘Hackney Diamonds’ Tour

The Rolling Stones have announced the opening acts for their ’24 Hackney Diamonds tour , which kicks off in Houston on April 28.

The band will play more than 20 shows across the U.S. through July 17. Most dates will feature exclusive opening acts, though a few artists will perform at more than one concert on the tour.

The Stones have lined up a diverse lineup of openers for the upcoming tour, including blues guitarist Gary Clark Jr., veteran soul singer Bettye Lavette and punk band the Linda Lindas.

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Some artists have opened for the Stones before, such as Ghost Hounds and KALEO. But many are first-timers in the gig. You can see the band’s tour dates and each city’s scheduled opening act below.

Where Are the Rolling Stones Performing in 2024?

After the ’24 Hackney Diamonds tour starts on April 28, the band will perform throughout the U.S., stopping at 20 cities – including Seattle, Atlanta, Cleveland and Los Angeles – before wrapping up the dates on July 17 in Santa Clara, California.

The group released its first album of new material since 2005 in October. Upon its release, Hackney Diamonds was greeted with enthusiastic reviews.

You can find more information about the tour at the Stones’ website .

The Rolling Stones ’24 Hackney Diamonds Tour

April 28 – NRG Stadium – Houston, TX – Gary Clark Jr.

May 2 – Jazz Fest – New Orleans, LA

May 7 – State Farm Stadium – Glendale, AZ – Carin Leon; Electric Mud

May 11 – Allegiant Stadium – Las Vegas, NV – The Pretty Reckless

May 15 – Lumen Field – Seattle, WA – Joe Bonamassa

May 23 – MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, NJ – To be announced

May 26 – MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, NJ – Lawrence

May 30 – Gillette Stadium – Foxboro, MA – The Red Clay Strays

June 3 – Camping World Stadium – Orlando, FL – Tyler Childers

June 7 – Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, GA – Ghost Hounds

June 11 – Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, PA – KALEO

June 15 – Cleveland Browns Stadium – Cleveland, OH – Ghost Hounds

June 20 – Empower Field at Mile High – Denver, CO – Widespread Panic

June 27 – Soldier Field – Chicago, IL – Bettye LaVette

June 30 – Soldier Field – Chicago, IL – Lainey Wilson

July 5 – BC Place – Vancouver, BC – Ghost Hounds

July 10 – SoFi Stadium – Los Angeles, CA – The War and Treaty

July 13 – SoFi Stadium – Los Angeles, CA – The Linda Lindas

July 17 – Levi’s Stadium – Santa Clara, CA – The Beaches

Source: Rolling Stones Announce Openers for 2024 ‘Hackney Diamonds’ Tour

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The Rolling Stones announce support acts for 2024 ‘Hackney Diamonds’ US tour

The legendary band's tour is set to kick off Sunday (April 28)

The Rolling Stones have announced the support acts for their 2024 ‘ Hackney Diamonds ‘ US tour.

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The legendary band are set to embark on a massive US tour next week (April 28). The tour will see Mick Jagger , Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood perform in 16 cities across North America and Canada.

To kick off the first night of the tour, Gary Clark Jr. will serve as the opening act in Houston this Sunday (April 28). From there, Ghost Hounds will open for the Stones in Atlanta on June 7, Cleveland on June 15 and lastly Vancouver on July 5. KALEO will open the Philadelphia date on June 11.

After The Rolling Stones’ Jazz Fest performance , they will be joined by both Electric Mud and Carin León in Glendale, Arizona.  The Pretty Reckless will join Jagger and co. in Las Vegas, while it will be Joe Bonamassa in Seattle. The band will close out the first month on road with Lawrence in East Rutherford at MetLife Stadium for the second show date, as well as The Red Clay Strays in Foxboro.

Additionally, Tyler Childers will open in Orlando, Widespread Panic in Denver, Bettye LaVette in Chicago for night one at Soldier Field and Lainey Wilson on night two. The Stones will close out the series of dates in California with The War and Treaty opening the first night in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium and The Linda Lindas on the second, followed by The Beaches in Santa Clara for the final stop.

Check out the full dates for the US ‘Hackney Diamonds’ tour above and visit here to purchase any last minute tickets .

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The legendary band released their 24th album ‘Hackney Diamonds’ last October, marking their first full-length effort since 2005’s  ‘A Bigger Bang’ . In  a four-star review ,  NME  described the project as “an absolute barnstormer”.

Elsewhere, a new book about The Beatles has revealed a John Lennon encounter that made Mick Jagger feel “uncomfortable” .

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