Ghosts of Troy Walking Tour - Extravacantza.com

Duration1h 30m

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LanguagesEnglish

Group sizeUp to 20 travelers

Overview

Murder. Fire. Spiritualism. Join us for Ghosts of the Gilded Age, a 90-minute walking tour through downtown Troy’s most infamous tragedies and eerie legends. Stand where killers confessed, where buildings burned to the ground, and where ghosts are said to roam to this day. Along the way, explore sites featured in The Gilded Age television series, and discover why the city’s beauty hides so many shadows.

What's included

An expert guide and storyteller to lead you through Troys Haunted History

What to expect

5m

We start at Monument Square by discussing the indigenous folklore of the region.
5m

We continue our indigenous folklore overlooking the river.
5m

Under the Uncle Sam statue we have a perfect view of West Hall at RPI- a building rife with tales of ghosts. Then, we discuss Troys most infamous cryptid.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
5m

We stop by the St. Pauls Episcopal Church to discuss seances, spirituality, and the burned over district.
5m

We stop on the site of Troy's former City Hall- and troys former inner city burial ground- to discuss all of the famous haunted cemeteries across the city.
5m

We take a turn into true crime at the county courthouse to learn about The Veiled Murderess and the infamous case of Andreas Hall
5m

We stop at the historic Troy Public Library to discuss the case that inspired David Lynch's "Twin Peaks"
5m

We enter the dark gardens of the quiet campus to discuss Troy's most infamous serial killer, Gary Evans
5m

Under the trees of Sage Park, we discuss the Enslin House- recently featured on Most Haunted Houses in America!
Hart Cluett Museum
5m

Stopping at the beautiful Hart Cluett Museum, we discuss the tales of murder and mayhem kept in their archives.
5m

Featured extensively on HBO's 'The Gilded Age', the John Paine Mansion is a perfect backdrop for stories of how no one can escape a haunting- even the rich.
Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
5m

We discuss Troy's history of political intrigue and gang activity during the late 1800's, in the place where it all came to a head.
5m

Great pizza- and ghastly ghouls! The Baachus building is a local favorite, and an unexpected home to one of the darkest hauntings on our tour.
5m

The victorian architecture on Troy's prettiest bank is a great place to learn about the capital regions most infamous mobster- Jack "Legs" Diamond
5m

The ornate and gothic Rice Hall building was decimated by a fire- but that doesn't stop it from being a haunting visage to hear about some, well, hauntings!
5m

You may want to live on Monument Square- but be careful where you pick! Learn about local hauntings in front of the old Hendrik Hudson Hotel.
5m

Finish off at the beautiful Sailors and Soldiers Monument to hear about the completely made up, but still widespread story, of the Axeman of Lansingburgh High!

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

All tours begin in front of the Arts Center of the Capital Region, located directly across from Monument Square in downtown Troy, NY. We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early for check-in—tours depart right on time.

End point

All tours begin in front of the Arts Center of the Capital Region, located directly across from Monument Square in downtown Troy, NY. We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early for check-in—tours depart right on time.

Additional information

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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