Jackson Ghosts: Uncover the Capital City's Haunted History

Explore Jackson's haunted history on a thrilling ghost tour, uncovering chilling tales and paranormal mysteries in Mississippi's capital city.

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Embark on a chilling walking tour through Jackson, Mississippi, to explore the city's most haunted locations and uncover its eerie past. Led by knowledgeable guides, the Jackson Ghosts tour delves into the historical events and ghostly legends that have shaped the city's spectral landscape.

A brief summary to Jackson Ghosts

203 N West St, Jackson, Mississippi, 39201, US
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Monday 11 am-11 pm
Tuesday 11 am-11 pm
Wednesday 11 am-11 pm
Thursday 11 am-11 pm
Friday 11 am-11 pm
Saturday 11 am-11 pm
Sunday 11 am-11 pm

Local tips

Wear comfortable shoes, as the tour involves walking for about one mile.
Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly, as tours operate rain or shine.
Bring a flashlight or use your phone's flashlight to enhance visibility in dimly lit areas.
Consider bringing a camera to capture any potential paranormal activity.
Arrive a few minutes early to the meeting point, the Cathedral of St. Peter, to ensure a prompt start.

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Getting There

Walking

The Jackson Ghosts tour begins at the Cathedral of St. Peter (203 N West St). If you are within the downtown area, walking is a convenient way to reach the starting point. From Union Station, head north on N Mill St, then turn left onto W Capitol St, and finally turn right onto N West St. The Cathedral of St. Peter will be on your left. Allow approximately 10-15 minutes for the walk.
Public Transport

JTRAN, Jackson's public transportation system, has several routes that serve the downtown area. Check the JTRAN schedules and routes to find the most convenient bus to the Cathedral of St. Peter or a nearby stop. From Union Station, JTRAN routes 1, 2, 4B, 4R, 5, 6/3, 7R, MLK & Medgar Evers Blvd, MetroCenter Mall & Walmart, and Save-a-Lot and Tougaloo College are available. A single ride fare is $1.50.
Taxi/Ride-share

Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Jackson. Request a ride to the Cathedral of St. Peter (203 N West St). The fare from Union Station to the Cathedral of St. Peter is approximately $8 - $12, depending on traffic and demand.
Driving

If driving, navigate to 203 N West St, Jackson, MS 39201. Parking is available in nearby lots and on-street. On-street parking is $1.00 per hour, Monday to Friday 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with a 2-hour time limit. Nearby parking garages include the Facility IV Garage (123 N President St) and the Hilton Garden Inn Garage (235 W Capitol Street). Daily rates range from $12.00 - $15.95.

Discover more about Jackson Ghosts

Jackson Ghosts offers a captivating journey into the darker side of Mississippi's capital city. This walking tour explores the haunted history of Jackson, revealing tales of tragedy, mystery, and the paranormal.The tour begins at the Cathedral of St. Peter, a historic landmark with its own ghostly stories. From there, you'll be guided through the streets of downtown Jackson, visiting sites known for their paranormal activity and historical significance. Hear about the King Edward Hotel, where guests have reported encounters with restless spirits, and learn about the Old Capitol, where echoes of the past linger in its halls.As you walk, your guide will share stories of Jackson's past, including its Civil War history, civil rights struggles, and the events that have contributed to its haunted reputation. Discover the legends and local lore that have been passed down through generations, adding to the city's mystique.Jackson, also known as Chimneyville, bears the scars of racially motivated murders, duels, and heartbreaking events, making it a hotbed of paranormal activity. On the tour, you might hear about the mysterious Waving Man of the Capitol or the secrets of an abandoned library.