GHOST TOURS IN FLORIDA

he building that you will discover is not the actual hospital that stood from the late 1700’s to the year of 1821, but an exact replica. In the year of 1821, the City of St. Augustine had to replace several water lines that were actually under the hospital, so they decided to remove the original building and rebuild. Here, you will learn of the spooky tales that surround The Spanish Military Hospi... [Read more]

The iconic “Rheinauer House” or Seven Sisters Inn as it’s known today, was built in 1890 by Linda B and Joseph Lancaster, and was originally known as the painted purple lady. The house was given the name “Rheinauer House” after prominent Ocala businessman, Charles Rheinauer. He moved in to the house on Fort King Street in 1895, with his wife Emma. Mr. Rheinauer remained their until his death on M... [Read more]

With its dull grievous lost frequented history, Royal Hope Hospital still frequents St. Augustines’ Florida guests and natives at the notable St. Augustine Hospital Haunted Museums. Despite the fact that the building is not the original one it is perhaps considerably spookier than anybody is mindful of! Guests to the Spanish Military Hospital Museum frequently have had encountered odd events an... [Read more]

Casa Monica Hotel was built in 1888, by the architect Franklin W. Smith, after purchasing land off Henry Flagler – a successful businessman and co-founder of Standard Oil. 4 months after the grand opening of the Casa Monica, Flagler saw the potential in it and decided to buy it from Smith for $325,000. Changing the name the hotels’ name to Cordova, Flagler oversaw a period of boom for the histori... [Read more]

DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY: This 1925 gloriously beautiful Victorian/European Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables is described as a "Luxury golf and spa resort" that from its beginning has been and is "a place of elegance, beauty, and old world charm!" It has long captured the hearts of the local, national and international high society community, and deeply admired by the general public as well. Over ... [Read more]

One of the first things that visitors should know when they visit the old jail is that several prisoners lost their lives at this location. The most common culprit behind the death of the prisoners was the ever-popular “noose” in which several were hung. Charles Joseph Perry served as the Sheriff from the time the jail was opened in 1891 until the year 1919. This individual took his job very serio... [Read more]

HISTORY OF MANIFESTATIONS: People who kill themselves sometimes are afraid to go to the other side, because of what may await them there. They relive their suicide, or wander around, a lost soul. (Slater Hall * Skirvin Hotel) Frank Stranahan, a son of a minister, suffered from depression, and a broken spirit; not only because of his financial losses, and the guilt of letting down his investo... [Read more]

DESCRIPTION/HISTORY: The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum has been a National Historic Landmark since 1968, which would've pleased both Ernest and Pauline. This grand, handsome home was built in 1850, by leading citizen, Asa Tift, for his family and himself. Asa was a talented marine architect and very successful salvage wrecker, who was one of Florida's wealthiest men in the 1850s. Asa knew wh... [Read more]

HISTORY/DESCRIPTION: After he lost his fruit trees in a bad freeze, Philemon Nathaniel Bryan had come to Fort Lauderdale in 1895, with his wife and 7 children, with plans to start over. P.N. Bryan and his two sons, Tom and Reed, got the job of supervising 400 laborers who were putting down train track for Henry Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway. By 1905, Bryan had made some money to inves... [Read more]

DESCRIPTION/HISTORY: The Miami River Inn is described as a fortified, quaint oasis, with charming, old world aura; a perfect place to find peace from the outside world. This 1906-1910, family and pet-friendly inn has 4 cottages, that are home to 40 rooms, which range in size from small to suite size. Each cottage has three floors, 10 rooms in each cottage. There are hard wood floors throughout ... [Read more]

Orlando Ghost Tours is a dedicated organization, committed to pursuing the truth as it pertains to paranormal phenomena and educating the public on the proper ways of conducting a paranormal investigation. It is their hope to provide you with an experience like no other and to challenge your mind to forge new questions and search for new answers. They invite you to join them as they journey into p... [Read more]

Hello. My name is Ting, founder of AGA. As long as I can remember, the paranormal world has been a part of my life. As a marketing director for vacation tourism, and also as a full time Firefighter/ EMT, I see people at the happiest time of their lives (vacationing) and at the worst times of their lives (911 emergencies). Seeing people in this setting has given me insight on the world of the ... [Read more]

This ghost tour is like no other. Join us on a paddleboard tour around Deerfield Island (formerly known as Capone Island) and hear a love triangle set in the 1930s with Scarface that ends in tragedy and still haunts people today. No experience necessary. Must be a swimmer. Pr-registration required as spaces are limited.