Williamsburg Ghosts, Witches, and Pirates Tour

Spooks and Legends Haunted Tours has been the favorite tour in Colonial Williamsburg since 2010. These unique tours take you to the most haunted sites, including the famous Peyton Randolph House--often called the most haunted place in all of America! This tour is the only one in town to include true, fully researched ghost stories as well as stories of witch trials and witch tests. Hear details of Blackbeard's crew and their demise. We never make up stories. All of our information is fact-based and true. It is the only GHOSTS, WITCHES and PIRATES TOUR in Williamsburg!Come out and meet Our local witch Grace Sherwood and Mr. Pirate and the Infamous Blackbeard who shows up on occasion. Our tour is filled with ghostly stories and Mr. Pirate opens his treasure chest at the end for the children to take some treasures home with them. It is a fun-filled night for every age. Our guests have gotten very cool and interesting pictures of GHOSTS and ORBS! AWARDED THE BADGE OF EXCELLENCE!

Meeting Point

430 E Duke of Gloucester St

430 E Duke of Gloucester St, Williamsburg, VA 23185, USA

Parking is at 460 East Francis Street ( Kings Arms Tavern Parking Lot) Walk out the exit across Blair Street and you will see your guide up ahead in the circle in front of the Capitol Building,.

What's included:

• No Admission Ticket to the historic area required

Not included:

• EMF ( Ghost Detector ) FOR-RENT 5.00 Can be RENTED at tour
• Light up Scull Necklace 8.00 Can be purchased at tour
• Light up Ghost Necklace 8.00 Can be purchased at tour
• Kid’s Pirate Hat 8.00 Can be purchased at tour
• Large Light up Candle 6.00 Can be purchased at tour
• Shirts/ Hats / Mugs purchased at Shoppe
• Small light up Candles $3.00 Can be purchased at tour
• Gratuities appreciated for our Great Tour Guides

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour, 45 minutes

Colonial Williamsburg Capitol Building

500 E Duke of Gloucester, Williamsburg, 23185, Virginia

Experience the many ghosts of this old colonial town that are still seen today. Learn of the hangings of Blackbeard's crew and what happened to Blackbeard's skull. Did our forefathers really drink from his skull? Stand right where Grace Sherwood, the most famous witch, is often seen during mock trials in the Capitol and hear of her fate, finally pardoned by Gov. Tim Kean after centuries of being called the Witch of Pungo. Learn of Anne Bonny and Mary Reed (a woman posing as Mark Reed) who were aboard Calico Jack's ship and fought like men. Top it all off by going to the Jones Graveyard, where Ida Jones still haunts the graves today, in the late-night hours.

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