Multiple US Cities Host Popular Ghost Tours Revealing Local Haunted Histories

Across various U.S. towns, ghost tours serve as a popular way to blend local history with supernatural storytelling during the Halloween season. Lawrenceville, Georgia, offers 90-minute tours highlighting over 200 years of eerie local legends, including visits to haunted sites like the Old Jail. In New Braunfels, Texas, teacher Anita Carrera has led ghost tours since 2013, combining historical education with tales of friendly and mysterious spirits at landmarks such as the Prince Solms Inn and the Faust Hotel. Jackson, Tennessee, hosts an annual ghost walking tour that features local historical figures who are said to haunt the city, supporting community events like those by the Jackson Area Business and Professional Women. In Minnesota, paranormal investigator Dr. Hawk Horvath guides tours through Rochester and Mantorville, including stories linked to the unsolved disappearance of Helen Marie Brach and reputed hauntings at historic buildings. These tours not only entertain but also preserve and share the rich, often spooky histories of their communities.