The Original Madison Ghost Walk - State Street
About this activity
Highlights
- A psychic did a ghost hunt in the Great Dane Pub and Brewery sponsored by a local newspaper, and said she felt the spirit of an old man in the basement break room. She said he was kind and there was nothing to worry about. But that’s not the one they call “The Spooky Room”.
- The Wisconsin State Capitol has experienced its share of tragedy, do the ghosts of the workmen who perished in a tragic 1883 accident still walk the South Wing?
- Joe, an actor who sadly ended his own life, was said to haunt the dressing room at the Majestic Theatre for years but he
- Madison’s King Street is the oldest part of the city and its been entertaining the living people since the building of the Capitol in the 1850s. We invite you to learn of its secrets, scoundrels, and scares…
- Explore haunted history on State Street.
- Outdoor ghost walk in Madison, WI.
- Discover spooky tales in Capitol Square.
- Experience haunted Madison with us.
- Uncover ghost stories in Wisconsin's capital.
- Learn secrets of Madison's history.
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Included / Excluded
- Tour Guide
Meeting point
Start Location
Wisconsin Veterans Museum, West Mifflin Street, Madison, WI, USA
Cancellation policy
Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund
Reviews
Had a wonderful time
Very knowledgeable tour guide. Interactive, entertaining, and definitely a great way to celebrate the spooky season.
I feel like the tour guide went out of her way to discredit many of the positions Eric Larsen took in his book. You’re selling a haunted tour lean into some of the stories. No one knows so talk about the murder house, allegations suggest secret hallways cremation ovens in the basement. The book was popular because of the horrors committed by Holmes. I have read everything written by Larsen and he goes to great lengths to research the subject matter in his books. The reason we went on the tour was because of his book not to speculate on the Holmes crimes