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Red Wing Ghost Walk

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Join us on the Red Wing Ghost Walk, a 1.5-hour haunted history walking tour that delves into the paranormal mysteries of Red Wing. As you explore the town's dark past, you will hear chilling tales of floating heads, mysterious noises, and the presence of the deceased owner, Clara Lillyblad, at the infamous St. James Hotel. Your journey will take you to the historical Sheldon Theatre, where the powerful presence of Annie Sheldon, its founder, can still be felt. Explore the secret past of a building that housed a speakeasy and a brothel during prohibition. Experience the eerie atmosphere of the grand old hotel built on Native American burial grounds, and uncover the haunting stories of the Chicago Great Western Railway train depot. Finish your tour at the Home Plate Grill & Dugout Lounge, where ghostly hauntings add a touch of intrigue. Don't miss this spine-tingling adventure!

About this experience

  • Non Refundable There is no return, refund or cancellation possible with this product
  • 1 hours 30 minutes
  • Suitable for 1-15 Participants
  • Private Tour, Small Group Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Experience Red Wing's haunted history walking tour
  • Discover the paranormal mysteries of St. James Hotel
  • Feel the presence of Annie Sheldon at the Sheldon Theatre
  • Explore the colorful past of Red Wing's historic buildings
  • Learn about Colonel William Colvill, Minnesota's Civil War hero
  • An expert paranormal storyteller guide
  • Alcoholic beverages

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Introduction

Step into the mysterious and supernatural world of Red Wing, Minnesota as you embark on the spine-tingling Red Wing Ghost Walk. This 1.5-hour haunted history walking tour takes you on a journey through the town's paranormal mysteries, revealing chilling tales and spine-tingling experiences.

What to expect?

Prepare for a captivating and eerie adventure as you explore the haunted heart of Red Wing. This tour will immerse you in the town's ghostly past, uncovering the chilling stories and occurrences that will send shivers down your spine. From phantom floating heads to mysterious noises and the lingering presence of deceased owner, Clara Lillyblad, each stop on the tour will leave you feeling both fascinated and spooked.

Who is this for?

The Red Wing Ghost Walk is perfect for thrill-seekers, history buffs, and those with a fascination for the supernatural. Whether you're a believer in the paranormal or simply enjoy a good ghost story, this tour is guaranteed to provide an unforgettable experience. Everyone from locals to travelers passing through Red Wing can join in on the ghostly fun.

Why book this?

Embark on this ghostly adventure and delve into the haunted past of Red Wing. Experience the thrill of walking through historic landmarks, each with their own tales of paranormal activity. From the Sheldon Theatre, said to be haunted by its formidable founder Annie Sheldon, to the St. James Hotel, built on Native American burial grounds, prepare to be captivated by the rich history and spine-tingling encounters. This is not just a tour, but an opportunity to immerse yourself in the supernatural world of Red Wing.

Good to know

During the 90-minute tour, you will visit various locations with haunted histories. From the former speakeasy turned clothing store to the historic railway depot, each stop offers a glimpse into Red Wing's colorful past and its connection to the paranormal. Keep an eye out for cold spots, ghostly whispers, and other supernatural occurrences as you traverse the town's haunted sites.

Reviews

Those who have experienced the Red Wing Ghost Walk have been left spellbound by the tales and encounters shared on the tour. Many have praised the knowledgeable guides who expertly weave history and supernatural lore, leaving visitors both informed and spooked. This tour offers a unique and memorable experience that truly brings the haunted history of Red Wing to life.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

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Your Itinerary

Sheldon Theatre of Performing Arts

Built in 1904 by Annie Sheldon, the wife of a local business leader, the Sheldon Theatre takes pride of place at the heart of the Red Wing community. Annie was, by all accounts, quite the force of nature, and even in death her presence can still be felt around the grand auditorium.

Liberty's Restaurant and Lounge

This historic building has housed many different businesses down the decades, from a shoemaker’s and a clothing store to a pool hall. It’s also rumored to have been a speakeasy during the dark days of prohibition, and even a brothel. One thing’s for sure, it offers fascinating insight into Red Wing’s colorful past.

St. James Hotel, 1875 - A Historic Hotel of America

This grand old hotel has been welcoming guests to Red Wing for over a hundred years, but its location is far from ideal. The property was built on Native American burial grounds, and stories abound of creepy goings-on, unexplained cold spots, and ghostly whispers.

Caribou Coffee

Dating back to 1906, this historic building was originally a Chicago Great Western Railway train depot. If the walls could talk, what tales would they tell? Fond farewells of brave soldiers off to war, never to be seen again? Or heavy-machinery accidents where lives were lost? It makes you wonder, could those tales help explain the paranormal activity felt here...?

Colvill Park

Colonel William Colvill is Minnesota’s best-known Civil War hero, remembered for commanding the First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment. His story is inextricably linked to the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, with heroic tales of fierce fighting, valor, and bravery.

Home Plate Grill & the Dugout Lounge

Much more than a traditional sports bar, the Home Plate Grill & Dugout Lounge offers upscale food as well as live music. But if you know musicians, you know that they are often reluctant to leave the stage, even after death. Learn how this new establishment has been conjuring some interesting hauntings in this historic building.

Reviews

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Amanda T

This walk was so much fun!! We learned a bunch of historical information as well as the spooky creepy crawly stuff! I will definitely be doing it again!
Collected by Evendo, Tripadvisor & Viator
2024-05-21 23:52