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Visite guidée à pied nocturne de Charleston Ghost & Graveyard

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Découvrez les frissons de la seule visite du cimetière sur place de Charleston. Vous aurez l'occasion exclusive de franchir les portes du plus ancien cimetière de Charleston après la tombée de la nuit. Promenez-vous dans le quartier historique hanté de Charleston et écoutez des histoires de fantômes, de maisons hantées, de vaudous et de superstitions des pays bas.
Ville: Charleston
Mon 18 Nov
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  • Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
  • Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
  • Veuillez arriver 15 minutes avant l'heure de départ de la visite
  • Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques, habillez-vous convenablement
  • Le rythme des visites à pied est tranquille
  • Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Guides tenus de se laver régulièrement les mains
  • En achetant cette visite, vous déclarez que vous et votre groupe êtes en bonne santé et n'avez présenté aucun signe ou symptôme de COVID-19 au cours des 14 derniers jours. Si cela change, vous en aviserez Bulldog Tours immédiatement.
À quoi s'attendre
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Charleston Ghost & Graveyard Tour
Meet your guide at a central meeting point, then proceed to the graveyard where you will hear about Charleston's spirits and gruesome tales such as: • The ghost of Sue Howard, a grieving mother who prays at the grave of her dead child from the spirit world. Your guide has the picture to prove it. • The Great Nullifier, famous rebel warrior John C. Calhoun. Find out why he and his wife still dance in the street every year, for over 150 years running. • Tales of being buried alive. Doctors in old Charleston didn't take chances with contagious diseases. Fall unconscious in a hospital, wake up in a grave.Learn why the terms saved by the bell and graveyard shift were coined. You will be glad you weren't around when they were. While other walking tours are looking in through the iron fence, you'll be on the inside. Learn the history of Charleston's haunted graveyards and hear tales about famous individuals who found their final resting place in the Holy City. Don't forget your flash cameras. You never know what phantom images you can capture...
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Bulldog Tours
Tours offered through Bulldog Tours
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Circular Congregational Church
Enter the gates of the Circular Congregational Church graveyard exclusively with Bulldog Tours. Hear stories of infamous people laid to rest there.
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St. Philip's Church
Charleston was settled in 1670 by the congregation of St. Philip's Church. Their graveyard is home to many of our most significant historical figures, including a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It is also home to one of the most intriguing ghost stories in Charleston!
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The Powder Magazine
Completed in 1713, it is the oldest surviving public building in the former Province of Carolina. It was used as a gunpowder store through the American Revolutionary War, and later saw other uses
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Charleston Ghost & Graveyard Tour
Meet your guide at a central meeting point, then proceed to the graveyard where you will hear about Charleston's spirits and gruesome tales such as: • The ghost of Sue Howard, a grieving mother who prays at the grave of her dead child from the spirit world. Your guide has the picture to prove it. • The Great Nullifier, famous rebel warrior John C. Calhoun. Find out why he and his wife still dance in the street every year, for over 150 years running. • Tales of being buried alive. Doctors in old Charleston didn't take chances with contagious diseases. Fall unconscious in a hospital, wake up in a grave.Learn why the terms saved by the bell and graveyard shift were coined. You will be glad you weren't around when they were. While other walking tours are looking in through the iron fence, you'll be on the inside. Learn the history of Charleston's haunted graveyards and hear tales about famous individuals who found their final resting place in the Holy City. Don't forget your flash cameras. You never know what phantom images you can capture...
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Bulldog Tours
Tours offered through Bulldog Tours
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Circular Congregational Church
Enter the gates of the Circular Congregational Church graveyard exclusively with Bulldog Tours. Hear stories of infamous people laid to rest there.
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St. Philip's Church
Charleston was settled in 1670 by the congregation of St. Philip's Church. Their graveyard is home to many of our most significant historical figures, including a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It is also home to one of the most intriguing ghost stories in Charleston!
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The Powder Magazine
Completed in 1713, it is the oldest surviving public building in the former Province of Carolina. It was used as a gunpowder store through the American Revolutionary War, and later saw other uses
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Charleston Ghost & Graveyard Tour
Meet your guide at a central meeting point, then proceed to the graveyard where you will hear about Charleston's spirits and gruesome tales such as: • The ghost of Sue Howard, a grieving mother who prays at the grave of her dead child from the spirit world. Your guide has the picture to prove it. • The Great Nullifier, famous rebel warrior John C. Calhoun. Find out why he and his wife still dance in the street every year, for over 150 years running. • Tales of being buried alive. Doctors in old Charleston didn't take chances with contagious diseases. Fall unconscious in a hospital, wake up in a grave.Learn why the terms saved by the bell and graveyard shift were coined. You will be glad you weren't around when they were. While other walking tours are looking in through the iron fence, you'll be on the inside. Learn the history of Charleston's haunted graveyards and hear tales about famous individuals who found their final resting place in the Holy City. Don't forget your flash cameras. You never know what phantom images you can capture...
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Bulldog Tours
Tours offered through Bulldog Tours
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Circular Congregational Church
Enter the gates of the Circular Congregational Church graveyard exclusively with Bulldog Tours. Hear stories of infamous people laid to rest there.
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St. Philip's Church
Charleston was settled in 1670 by the congregation of St. Philip's Church. Their graveyard is home to many of our most significant historical figures, including a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It is also home to one of the most intriguing ghost stories in Charleston!
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The Powder Magazine
Completed in 1713, it is the oldest surviving public building in the former Province of Carolina. It was used as a gunpowder store through the American Revolutionary War, and later saw other uses
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Charleston Ghost & Graveyard Tour
Meet your guide at a central meeting point, then proceed to the graveyard where you will hear about Charleston's spirits and gruesome tales such as: • The ghost of Sue Howard, a grieving mother who prays at the grave of her dead child from the spirit world. Your guide has the picture to prove it. • The Great Nullifier, famous rebel warrior John C. Calhoun. Find out why he and his wife still dance in the street every year, for over 150 years running. • Tales of being buried alive. Doctors in old Charleston didn't take chances with contagious diseases. Fall unconscious in a hospital, wake up in a grave.Learn why the terms saved by the bell and graveyard shift were coined. You will be glad you weren't around when they were. While other walking tours are looking in through the iron fence, you'll be on the inside. Learn the history of Charleston's haunted graveyards and hear tales about famous individuals who found their final resting place in the Holy City. Don't forget your flash cameras. You never know what phantom images you can capture...
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Bulldog Tours
Tours offered through Bulldog Tours
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Circular Congregational Church
Enter the gates of the Circular Congregational Church graveyard exclusively with Bulldog Tours. Hear stories of infamous people laid to rest there.
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St. Philip's Church
Charleston was settled in 1670 by the congregation of St. Philip's Church. Their graveyard is home to many of our most significant historical figures, including a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It is also home to one of the most intriguing ghost stories in Charleston!
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The Powder Magazine
Completed in 1713, it is the oldest surviving public building in the former Province of Carolina. It was used as a gunpowder store through the American Revolutionary War, and later saw other uses
21
Charleston Ghost & Graveyard Tour
Meet your guide at a central meeting point, then proceed to the graveyard where you will hear about Charleston's spirits and gruesome tales such as: • The ghost of Sue Howard, a grieving mother who prays at the grave of her dead child from the spirit world. Your guide has the picture to prove it. • The Great Nullifier, famous rebel warrior John C. Calhoun. Find out why he and his wife still dance in the street every year, for over 150 years running. • Tales of being buried alive. Doctors in old Charleston didn't take chances with contagious diseases. Fall unconscious in a hospital, wake up in a grave.Learn why the terms saved by the bell and graveyard shift were coined. You will be glad you weren't around when they were. While other walking tours are looking in through the iron fence, you'll be on the inside. Learn the history of Charleston's haunted graveyards and hear tales about famous individuals who found their final resting place in the Holy City. Don't forget your flash cameras. You never know what phantom images you can capture...
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Bulldog Tours
Tours offered through Bulldog Tours
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Circular Congregational Church
Enter the gates of the Circular Congregational Church graveyard exclusively with Bulldog Tours. Hear stories of infamous people laid to rest there.
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St. Philip's Church
Charleston was settled in 1670 by the congregation of St. Philip's Church. Their graveyard is home to many of our most significant historical figures, including a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It is also home to one of the most intriguing ghost stories in Charleston!
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The Powder Magazine
Completed in 1713, it is the oldest surviving public building in the former Province of Carolina. It was used as a gunpowder store through the American Revolutionary War, and later saw other uses
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Visite des fantômes et du cimetière de Charleston
Rencontrez votre guide à un point de rendez-vous central, puis dirigez-vous vers le cimetière où vous entendrez parler des esprits de Charleston et d'histoires horribles telles que : • Le fantôme de Sue Howard, une mère en deuil qui prie sur la tombe de son enfant décédé du monde des esprits. Votre guide a la photo pour le prouver. • Le Grand Annulateur, célèbre guerrier rebelle John C. Calhoun. Découvrez pourquoi lui et sa femme dansent encore dans la rue chaque année, depuis plus de 150 ans. • Histoires d'être enterré vivant. Les médecins du vieux Charleston ne prenaient pas de risques avec les maladies contagieuses. Tomber inconscient dans un hôpital, se réveiller dans une tombe.Découvrez pourquoi les termes sauvés par la cloche et le changement de cimetière ont été inventés. Vous serez heureux de ne pas être là quand ils l'étaient. Pendant que d'autres visites à pied regardent à travers la clôture de fer, vous serez à l'intérieur. Apprenez l'histoire des cimetières hantés de Charleston et écoutez des histoires sur des personnages célèbres qui ont trouvé leur dernier lieu de repos dans la ville sainte. N'oubliez pas vos appareils photo flash. Vous ne savez jamais quelles images fantômes vous pouvez capturer...
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Excursions Bouledogue
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Église congrégationaliste circulaire
Entrez par les portes du cimetière de l'église congrégationaliste circulaire exclusivement avec Bulldog Tours. Écoutez des histoires de personnes infâmes qui y reposent.
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Église Saint-Philippe
Charleston a été colonisée en 1670 par la congrégation de l'église Saint-Philippe. Leur cimetière abrite bon nombre de nos personnages historiques les plus importants, y compris un signataire de la déclaration d'indépendance. Il abrite également l'une des histoires de fantômes les plus intrigantes de Charleston !
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La poudrière
Achevé en 1713, c'est le plus ancien bâtiment public de l'ancienne province de Caroline. Il a été utilisé comme magasin de poudre à canon pendant la guerre d'indépendance américaine, et a ensuite vu d'autres utilisations
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Commentaires (775)
Adrianne W
Mar 2019
I took a group of high school students on this tour, and no one was really impressed until the end. First of all, it is a pet peeve of mine to have non-natives be guides. I lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, but I'm not going to be a guide there because I'm not from there. Our guide was a Yankee. For shame. Anyway, he made the beginning of the tour more about his own ghost experience than the legendary ghosts of Charleston. Being a native Charlestonian myself, I know many of the stories already. They're fascinating on their own, and awareness of the possibilities of night amps up the spooky factor. We, however, spent an inordinate amount of time at the Circular Congregation Church graveyard where our guide regaled us on the "spirit orbs" that appear in nighttime photos with flash. My students laughed and wondered amongst themselves if he actually knows how photography, light refraction, and reflection really work. At the end of the evening, though, he went through the Lavinia Fisher story, which captured their attention since it's a true story. The tour never went to Tradd Street, which I suppose could be due to the distance of those ghosts from the company's home base, but I was slightly disappointed. At the end of the tour, we were unceremoniously left at the end of the alley where we had our last story. I feel fortunate to know my way around so that we didn't have to wait for Google Maps to get us out of there. My review title reflects the fact that we passed several other ghost tours that seemed to be having a different experience. From what I could overhear, the other guides were more focused on the backstories of the famous ghosts of various locations than trick photography.
Réponse de l'hôte
Mar 2019
Huge thanks for your thoughtful and comprehensive feedback. It is a tremendous help to us in improving the quality of our tours. We understand how you might be inclined to attribute a less-than-memorable experience exclusively to the guide, but he is ours and we take full responsibility for his delivery. That said, we are providing him with this feedback and working with him to improve his tours. Couple of things. First, we always debate what is the right amount of photographic evidence to use on tours. Clearly, with your group of tech-savvy teenagers, it was too much, so he will be taking steps to dial it back. Second, as much as we would like to, tours are not allowed south of Broad Street after dark (and that includes Tradd Street). Venturing down to Tradd is a great idea, but we simply can't make that happen under current ordinances. Third, we apologize for not taking you back to where you needed to be (whether that was to the office at 18 Anson Street or to a bus parked behind the U.S. Custom House). That won't happen again. Many thanks for letting us know how it went, and we're delighted that your high school students enjoyed the legend of Lavinia Fisher. So do we.
Lacyjay
Mar 2019
Adam did an amazing job with our tour. Highly recommended! We had a great time and learned a lot along the way.
Réponse de l'hôte
Mar 2019
Happy to hear! Adam is a great tour guide. Thank you for letting us know! Theresa Stratford Bulldog Tours
Charlie11246
Mar 2019
This was my second ghost tour with Bulldog and I enjoyed it immensely. David our tour guide who grew up in Charleston is a great story teller. We enjoyed several of his stories that were told to him as a child by his mother and grandmother. We had the perfect setting for a walk through the graveyard at night as it was rainy and a little foggy. I have to say I found being in a graveyard at night a little creepy and I really liked the stories that Dave told. I would recommend Bulldog to anyone wanting a good ghost tour and definitely ask for Dave.
Réponse de l'hôte
Mar 2019
Thank you for the review of David. He really is a great tour guide. We are so happy to hear that you had a good time with us. We hope to see again sometime!

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