Ghost Tours in Massachusetts
WITCH TRIALS • COLONIAL SPIRITS • REVOLUTIONARY GHOSTS
WITCH TRIALS • COLONIAL SPIRITS • REVOLUTIONARY GHOSTS
Nearly 400 Years of Colonial History, Witch Trials, and Revolutionary War Ghosts
Massachusetts stands as one of America's oldest and most haunted states. From the infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692 to the Revolutionary War battles that birthed a nation, the Bay State's history is steeped in tragedy, injustice, and unexplained phenomena. Colonial graveyards, centuries-old buildings, and sites of public executions create a paranormal landscape unlike anywhere else in America.
The most infamous witch hunt in American history
Centuries-old cemeteries with restless spirits
Battlefields and meeting houses haunted by patriots
Ghost ships, drowned sailors, and cursed harbors
Preserved 17th and 18th-century haunted buildings
Spirits connected to Hawthorne, Poe, and other authors
Explore haunted history across the Bay State
Discover the dark secrets and paranormal stories of Boston on our award-winning ghost tours.
The Death and Dying Ghost Tour offers a distinctly different experience for those interested in Boston's haunted history. Rated 4.8 stars and attended by thousands of guests, this tour is designed for mature audiences seeking a deeper understanding of how colonial Boston approached death, dying, and the afterlife.
Looking for something fun, spooky, and memorable to do while visiting Boston? Whether you're traveling with kids, teens, or just a group of curious adults, the Ghosts of Boston Tour is the #1-rated all-ages ghost tour in Boston, earning an impressive 4.8-star rating from thousands of guests who've made lasting memories on this thrilling evening adventure.
Looking for a ghost tour that serves up history with a twist of lime, and maybe a few chills down your spine? Then you'll love the Boston Haunted Pub Crawl, the #1-rated adults-only haunted pub crawl in the city, proudly earning a 4.8-star rating from thousands of guests who've laughed, screamed, and sipped their way through Boston's haunted past.
Discover the dark secrets and paranormal stories of Salem on our award-winning ghost tours.
Looking for the perfect way to explore Salem's haunted past with your family? Whether you're traveling with curious kids, history-loving teens, or adults who love a good ghost story, the Ghosts of Salem Tour is your must-do evening activity. This is Salem's top-rated family-friendly ghost tour, with a stellar 4.8-star rating and thousands of happy guests who've made unforgettable memories while discovering the haunted side of this legendary city.
If you're craving something beyond the typical ghost tour, something darker, grimmer, and far more spine-chilling, then Requiem for Salem is the experience you've been dying for. This is Salem's premier adults-only ghost tour, rated a haunting 4.8 stars, with thousands of guests who've walked its shadowy path and made unforgettable (and unsettling) memories along the way.
Think you know the story of the Salem Witch Trials? Think again. Join us for Salem's top-rated historical tour focused exclusively on the true events, real people, and chilling consequences of the infamous 1692 Witch Trials. With a 4.8-star rating, thousands of rave reviews, and the best tour guides in Salem, this immersive experience is perfect for anyone who wants to walk in the footsteps of the accused, the accusers, and those caught in the madness.
A Legacy of Witch Trials, Revolutionary War, and Colonial Tragedy
No event in Massachusetts history casts a longer shadow than the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Twenty innocent people were executed, five died in prison, and hundreds more were accused in a mass hysteria that gripped colonial Massachusetts. The injustice, fear, and tragedy of those dark months created paranormal activity that persists over 330 years later. Salem remains one of America's most haunted cities, with spirits of the accused still seeking justice. The legacy of the witch trials extends beyond Salem, affecting nearby towns like Danvers (formerly Salem Village), where the hysteria began.
Massachusetts was the birthplace of the American Revolution. The first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired in Lexington and Concord in 1775, beginning eight years of conflict. The Boston Massacre, the Boston Tea Party, Paul Revere's midnight ride, and countless battles left their mark on the landscape. Colonial meeting houses, taverns, and battlefields report paranormal activity—phantom soldiers still marching, the sounds of musket fire, and apparitions of patriots who sacrificed everything for independence. These spirits seem forever bound to the places where they fought and died for liberty.
Massachusetts has meticulously preserved its colonial and early American architecture. Buildings dating back to the 1600s and 1700s still stand—homes, churches, taverns, and public buildings that witnessed centuries of human drama, tragedy, and death. Unlike many states that demolished their historical structures, Massachusetts maintained its past, creating a unique situation where paranormal activity is documented in authentic historical locations. From the House of the Seven Gables in Salem to Boston's ancient burying grounds, these preserved sites serve as portals to the past—and the spirits who inhabit it.
As a major maritime state, Massachusetts has witnessed countless shipwrecks, drownings, and seafaring tragedies. Ghost ships, phantom lighthouses, and drowned sailors' spirits haunt the coastline. The fishing industry, whaling expeditions, and international trade brought prosperity but also death. Storms, accidents, and the dangers of 18th and 19th-century sailing claimed thousands of lives. Coastal towns report sightings of spectral ships, hear the cries of drowning sailors, and encounter the ghosts of sea captains who went down with their vessels. These maritime hauntings add another layer to Massachusetts's already rich paranormal landscape.
Book your Massachusetts ghost tour and discover the Bay State's darkest colonial history