GHOST TOURS IN TEXAS

Yorktown hospital was founded by a group of Nuns (Felician sisters of the Roman Catholic Church) in 1950, to serve the local area. At the time, there was no nearby hospital. The nuns acquired the land and grants needed to fund construction. Although the intentions were good on the part of the nuns, they had no idea what the future held for this new place. haunted-yorktown-hospitalYorktown hospi... [Read more]

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Emily Morgan Hotel was originally built as a Medical center, in original Gothic style by Ralph Cameron in 1924, a style that was popular among many architects nationwide in the 1920?s. The most peculiar aspect of the building design has to be the terra cotta gargoyles that line the walls of this unique building, each one depicting a different... [Read more]

Houston Ghost Tour is the premier Ghost Tour company in Houston. Walk through the most haunted cities around Houston, as we share the most gruesome and chilling tales of history in Texas. Join us on our eerie walks through Old Town Spring, Houston, Tomball, and Humble on our Haunted History Tours. Unique and entertaining, you won't find any other entertainment in town like ours. We offer something... [Read more]

Jumping salt shakers! There are ghosts on Corpus Christi Beach. But this should come as no surprise, given the long, colorful, and often dramatic history of the small peninsula just north of Corpus Christi — or, as locals say, “on the other side of the bridge” The USS Lexington, also known as The Blue Ghost, is home to the most well-known ghosts on the beach. A few extra crew members seem to be... [Read more]

Over the years, a large number of skeptics and believers alike have experienced startling unexplained paranormal phenomena at the Alamo. Invariably some of these events can be summarily dismissed as the product of overactive imaginations and some have even been explained by science itself. But like so many other famous haunted battlefields and forts that have experienced their own incidents of dea... [Read more]

The Adolphus Hotel was the brainchild of Adolphus Busch, the founder of the renowned Busch Beer Company. In 1910 the city of Dallas was booming, and was crying out for a grand hotel. The city leaders spoke with Adolphus in the hope of convincing him to back the build. He did, and construction began later that year on a new $1 million hotel. The planning of the build was contracted out to the arch... [Read more]

The historic Hotel Galvez & Spa was built in 1911. It has been through a lot of restorations that cost millions of dollars in order to bring it back to its old splendour. It still maintains a lot of its original charms and some of its original features can still be seen today. There is the lovely fold leaf topped columns; mahogany ceilings and stencilling. The hotel has been given the much coveted... [Read more]

MANIFESTATIONS: The Menger Hotel is not only a very appealing place for the enjoyment of the living, but has long been a favorite place for a variety of spirits and ghosts. It was built on ground which is just steps away from where the famous battle of the Alamo took place, 23 years earlier, making it prone from the start to attract unseen guests. So, it is not surprising that The Menger Hot... [Read more]

HISTORY: In its very beginning, several factors came together for the good of the city of Fort Worth, in the 19th century. There was an abundance of wild, longhorn cows on the plains around the Fort Worth area, left over from another time, whose former owners were long gone. These cows just waiting to be rounded up and claimed by enterprising cowboys. Money was to be made, because these cows wo... [Read more]

Experience the paranormal with RJA Ghost Tours. Explore the past & unknown. Embark on an authentic journey to some of the most haunted sites in San Antonio, Corpus Christi and San Patricio County, Texas. Join us on a san antonio ghost tour. We conduct ghost tours nightly in one of the most haunted cities in America! Re-live the past as we take a ghost tour listening to ghost stories, history, lege... [Read more]

Dash Beardsley's Original Ghost Tour on the Strand is Galveston’s most popular ghost tour and the tour that started it all for Ghost Tours of Galveston Island. Like all of his tours, Dash has built this tour based on years of research, personal experience, and accounts from local residents. This year-round walking tour takes guests through one of the busiest areas in Galveston; The Strand. The ... [Read more]

You are invited to a guided ghost tour of the Haunted Magnolia Hotel given by Erin Wallace Ghedi, author of the Haunted Seguin and Haunted New Braunfels books from the History Press. Come experience a change of a lifetime to engage the ghost that haunt the historic Magnolia Hotel. Built in 1840 by Texas Rangers as the first stagecoach station and 3 room frontier hotel in Seguin. With the addition ... [Read more]

Welcome to Historic Galveston Ghost Tours, Filled with horror and unworldly visions that cannot be rationally explained. Experience the rich, haunting history of Galveston through three different spectacular tours: The classic Historic Galveston Ghost Tour, Ghosts on the Strand Tour, and our steamy Red Light district tour.