What You Will Do
Join us on this haunted walking tour of the Fell's Point neighborhood of Baltimore. You'll visit several different creepy spots and discover the history behind each one, as well as hearing about the spirits that linger. You'll investigate the stories of the Fell family, for whom the neighborhood is named, and about the spirit of Edgar Allen Poe, said to linger in the area, along with many other creepy tales.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
All tours start and end at the north end of Broadway Square, across from Max's Taphouse (737 S Broadway), on the corner of Lancaster St and S Broadway.
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Max's Taphouse
Our tour starts in the heart of Fells Point on Broadway Square. While we might be in the center of a bustling modern neighborhood, it's also riddled with ghosts and hauntings. Join the tour to find out just how haunted this area is...
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Bertha's
While this bar and restaurant has an air of normality, its history is particularly dark. This bar is notorious as being one of the largest rooming houses back in Fells Point’s prime. Don’t let the bright green building’s cheerful façade fool you... Learn the sorted past of the spirits that linger here.
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Fell Family Cemetery
This unassuming cemetery is awkwardly wedged between two row homes and is the resting place for the family this neighborhood was named after, the Fells. Learn the family's history and hear the chilling stories associated with this location.
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The Horse You Came In On Saloon
Built in 1775, The Horse You Came in On is one of the oldest continuously running saloons in the nation. Hear the eerie story of how Edgar Allen Poe and how his mysterious death is connected to this historic haunted hotspot.
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Rye
Most famously known as Ledbetter’s, Rye is a typical waterfront tavern in Baltimore with brick walls and a long narrow bar. While its exterior seems unassuming and interior is alluring, its history is filled with dark secrets and tales of peril. Join the tour to learn more!
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Anchor Bar
The Admiral Fell Inn, a hotel constantly mentioned as one of the most haunted hotels in America. Dating back to the 1700’s and located at the corner of Broadway and Thames, this inn has had quite the colorful history. Learn the spooky tales surrounding this historically haunted location
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Waterfront Hotel
The Waterfront hotel is the second oldest brick building in the city and one of the best spots to enjoy live music and a delicious house made crab cake. It's also one of the most haunted... Join this walking ghost tour to hear its dark history.
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Cat's Eye Pub
The Cat’s Eye Pub is another example of a tavern on the waterfront but this one has its fair share of charm and history. Hear the history and haunted tales associated with this location.
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