GHOST TOURS IN UTAH

The Tours - Visit some of the oldest buildings in Salt Lake. Learn where the Hoppity Lady roams looking for her lost husband. Try to summon her yourself to see if she comes out! Visit many locations on the 1.5 hour tour, including the First Mansion in Salt Lake, The Rio Grande Train Depot, The Largest Municipal Cemetery in the United States, The Old Washington Square and Historic City and Count... [Read more]

History The hospital was built in 1873 by Samuel F. Lee as a place for himself and his family to live. By 1913 the Lee family had moved out. The county then decided to turn the Lee residence into a home for the elderly who need special care and supervision. It was named by the locals as "County Poor House" and was eventually considered to become a hospital. However it wasn't until 1953 before i... [Read more]

GHOST HUNT GHOST HUNT AND HEAR STORIES OF REAL HAUNTINGS IN SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. Halloween is at the end of the year. That doesn’t mean the ghosts aren’t haunting. Get started early with a haunting Spring. You don’t have to wait until late October to enjoy a good ghost story. EXPERIENCE PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION JOIN US ON AN ACTUAL PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION WITH GHOSTFACE PARAN... [Read more]

The original Hotel Park City was built to house those who had become wealthy through Park City’s mining and ranching industries and often traveled to and from Salt Lake City. Just a short distance from Salt Lake City, the building hosted traveling guests and served steak dinners to hungry diners for decades. Later, the hotel rooms were closed but the restaurant and basement saloon remained in oper... [Read more]

Accounts of hauntings in this Utah theatre began soon after it opened its doors in 1926. Visitors and staffers have heard the eerie echoing of disembodied footsteps across the stage’s wooden floor. Doors often fly open without intervention from the living. Most believe the haunting is connected to the apparition of young man that has been seen wandering in the Egyptian Theatre— and most believe hi... [Read more]