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Key West Ghost and Mysteries Tour

Check-in for the ghost tour is no later than 8:45 at the corner of Duval and Caroline Street in front of the Porter Mansion on the Duval Street side. There is a small booth just at the entrance to the property, at the beginning of the 300 block of Duval Street, and that is where you will do your check-in. At 9pm the guide will depart and walk you down Rose Lane for an introduction to the tour which includes some Key West history, terminology used when talking about different spirit sightings, instructions on how to take pictures, and general guidelines. Key West is Florida's second oldest city and one of the most haunted locations in the country. From Rose Lane you will walk to the end of the block stopping at the Casa Antigua, Ernest Hemingway's first Key West residence where he fell in love with Key West and wrote "A Farewell to Arms". You will hear what happened in this interesting building and the ghostly story about The Watcher. The tour then moves up to Eaton Street to the Artist House where you will hear the story of the creepy, Robert the Doll and see where he used to live. Next the tour moves to Bahama Street where the oldest graveyard is located in back of Saint Paul's Church. You are invited to use the dowsing rods at this point to try to engage spirit activity. Just past the graveyard is the Dean-Lopez Funeral Home. This stop is where the strange tale of Count Von Cosel and Elana is related. This story is stranger than fiction, but it's all true and documented. You now will wind back around to the La Concha Hotel and hear what happened at the tallest building in Key West. It's a ghostly tale, but not what you probably think. Next the tour moves to the Oldest House and Gardens to explore the grounds at the back of the house, and hear stories about the family who lived here and learn about the many ghostly sightings. This is the most active location on the tour and many guests get pictures on their cameras. Finally, the tour moves inside to hear the chilling tale of a prominent Key West family at their former residence. As the tour concludes, there is time for stories and picture sharing. The tour is interactive and questions are encouraged. The tour ends at 10:30 across the street from where it started.

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Key West Ghost and Mysteries Tour

Check-in for the ghost tour is no later than 8:45 at the corner of Duval and Caroline Street in front of the Porter Mansion on the Duval Street side. There is a small booth just at the entrance to the property, at the beginning of the 300 block of Duval Street, and that is where you will do your check-in. At 9pm the guide will depart and walk you down Rose Lane for an introduction to the tour which includes some Key West history, terminology used when talking about different spirit sightings, instructions on how to take pictures, and general guidelines. Key West is Florida's second oldest city and one of the most haunted locations in the country. From Rose Lane you will walk to the end of the block stopping at the Casa Antigua, Ernest Hemingway's first Key West residence where he fell in love with Key West and wrote "A Farewell to Arms". You will hear what happened in this interesting building and the ghostly story about The Watcher. The tour then moves up to Eaton Street to the Artist House where you will hear the story of the creepy, Robert the Doll and see where he used to live. Next the tour moves to Bahama Street where the oldest graveyard is located in back of Saint Paul's Church. You are invited to use the dowsing rods at this point to try to engage spirit activity. Just past the graveyard is the Dean-Lopez Funeral Home. This stop is where the strange tale of Count Von Cosel and Elana is related. This story is stranger than fiction, but it's all true and documented. You now will wind back around to the La Concha Hotel and hear what happened at the tallest building in Key West. It's a ghostly tale, but not what you probably think. Next the tour moves to the Oldest House and Gardens to explore the grounds at the back of the house, and hear stories about the family who lived here and learn about the many ghostly sightings. This is the most active location on the tour and many guests get pictures on their cameras. Finally, the tour moves inside to hear the chilling tale of a prominent Key West family at their former residence. As the tour concludes, there is time for stories and picture sharing. The tour is interactive and questions are encouraged. The tour ends at 10:30 across the street from where it started.

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Key West Ghost and Mysteries Tour

Check-in for the ghost tour is no later than 8:45 at the corner of Duval and Caroline Street in front of the Porter Mansion on the Duval Street side. There is a small booth just at the entrance to the property, at the beginning of the 300 block of Duval Street, and that is where you will do your check-in. At 9pm the guide will depart and walk you down Rose Lane for an introduction to the tour which includes some Key West history, terminology used when talking about different spirit sightings, instructions on how to take pictures, and general guidelines. Key West is Florida's second oldest city and one of the most haunted locations in the country. From Rose Lane you will walk to the end of the block stopping at the Casa Antigua, Ernest Hemingway's first Key West residence where he fell in love with Key West and wrote "A Farewell to Arms". You will hear what happened in this interesting building and the ghostly story about The Watcher. The tour then moves up to Eaton Street to the Artist House where you will hear the story of the creepy, Robert the Doll and see where he used to live. Next the tour moves to Bahama Street where the oldest graveyard is located in back of Saint Paul's Church. You are invited to use the dowsing rods at this point to try to engage spirit activity. Just past the graveyard is the Dean-Lopez Funeral Home. This stop is where the strange tale of Count Von Cosel and Elana is related. This story is stranger than fiction, but it's all true and documented. You now will wind back around to the La Concha Hotel and hear what happened at the tallest building in Key West. It's a ghostly tale, but not what you probably think. Next the tour moves to the Oldest House and Gardens to explore the grounds at the back of the house, and hear stories about the family who lived here and learn about the many ghostly sightings. This is the most active location on the tour and many guests get pictures on their cameras. Finally, the tour moves inside to hear the chilling tale of a prominent Key West family at their former residence. As the tour concludes, there is time for stories and picture sharing. The tour is interactive and questions are encouraged. The tour ends at 10:30 across the street from where it started.

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Key West Ghost and Mysteries Tour

Check-in for the ghost tour is no later than 8:45 at the corner of Duval and Caroline Street in front of the Porter Mansion on the Duval Street side. There is a small booth just at the entrance to the property, at the beginning of the 300 block of Duval Street, and that is where you will do your check-in. At 9pm the guide will depart and walk you down Rose Lane for an introduction to the tour which includes some Key West history, terminology used when talking about different spirit sightings, instructions on how to take pictures, and general guidelines. Key West is Florida's second oldest city and one of the most haunted locations in the country. From Rose Lane you will walk to the end of the block stopping at the Casa Antigua, Ernest Hemingway's first Key West residence where he fell in love with Key West and wrote "A Farewell to Arms". You will hear what happened in this interesting building and the ghostly story about The Watcher. The tour then moves up to Eaton Street to the Artist House where you will hear the story of the creepy, Robert the Doll and see where he used to live. Next the tour moves to Bahama Street where the oldest graveyard is located in back of Saint Paul's Church. You are invited to use the dowsing rods at this point to try to engage spirit activity. Just past the graveyard is the Dean-Lopez Funeral Home. This stop is where the strange tale of Count Von Cosel and Elana is related. This story is stranger than fiction, but it's all true and documented. You now will wind back around to the La Concha Hotel and hear what happened at the tallest building in Key West. It's a ghostly tale, but not what you probably think. Next the tour moves to the Oldest House and Gardens to explore the grounds at the back of the house, and hear stories about the family who lived here and learn about the many ghostly sightings. This is the most active location on the tour and many guests get pictures on their cameras. Finally, the tour moves inside to hear the chilling tale of a prominent Key West family at their former residence. As the tour concludes, there is time for stories and picture sharing. The tour is interactive and questions are encouraged. The tour ends at 10:30 across the street from where it started.

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Visite des fantômes et des mystères de Key West

L'enregistrement pour la visite fantôme s'effectue au plus tard à 8h45 au coin de Duval et Caroline Street en face du Porter Mansion du côté de Duval Street. Il y a un petit stand juste à l'entrée de la propriété, au début du bloc 300 de Duval Street, et c'est là que vous ferez votre enregistrement. À 21 heures, le guide partira et vous accompagnera dans Rose Lane pour une introduction à la visite qui comprend un peu d'histoire de Key West, la terminologie utilisée pour parler de différentes observations d'esprits, des instructions sur la façon de prendre des photos et des directives générales. Key West est la deuxième ville la plus ancienne de Floride et l'un des endroits les plus hantés du pays. De Rose Lane, vous marcherez jusqu'au bout du pâté de maisons en vous arrêtant à la Casa Antigua, la première résidence d'Ernest Hemingway à Key West où il est tombé amoureux de Key West et a écrit "A Farewell to Arms". Vous entendrez ce qui s'est passé dans ce bâtiment intéressant et l'histoire fantomatique de The Watcher. La visite se poursuit ensuite sur Eaton Street jusqu'à la maison de l'artiste où vous entendrez l'histoire de l'effrayant Robert la poupée et découvrirez où il vivait. Ensuite, la visite se déplace vers la rue Bahama où le plus ancien cimetière est situé à l'arrière de l'église Saint-Paul. Vous êtes invités à utiliser les baguettes de sourcier à ce stade pour essayer d'engager l'activité spirituelle. Juste après le cimetière se trouve la maison funéraire Dean-Lopez. Cet arrêt est l'endroit où l'étrange histoire du comte Von Cosel et d'Elana est racontée. Cette histoire est plus étrange que la fiction, mais tout est vrai et documenté. Vous allez maintenant retourner à l'hôtel La Concha et entendre ce qui s'est passé dans le plus haut bâtiment de Key West. C'est un conte fantomatique, mais pas ce que vous pensez probablement. Ensuite, la visite se déplace vers la maison et les jardins les plus anciens pour explorer les terrains à l'arrière de la maison, écouter des histoires sur la famille qui vivait ici et en apprendre davantage sur les nombreuses observations fantomatiques. C'est l'endroit le plus actif de la visite et de nombreux invités obtiennent des photos sur leurs appareils photo. Enfin, la visite se déplace à l'intérieur pour entendre l'histoire effrayante d'une famille éminente de Key West dans son ancienne résidence. À la fin de la visite, il y a du temps pour les histoires et le partage d'images. La visite est interactive et les questions sont encouragées. La visite se termine à 10h30 de l'autre côté de la rue d'où elle a commencé.

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URJUBILEE

Dec 2012

Everyone needs to take this tour. Southren Most Ted is the best interpersonal guide on the Island of Key West. He truly takes you back to the ghostly past and channels between the missing link that the arrange person would not normally experience. The tour is better at dark. Make sure you have your comfy shoes and drink in hand. You will walk the beautiful streets of Key West and stop at amazing historical spots. Make sure your camera or phones are charged. Pictures are really worth a thousand words. Never know what may find you or appear. It is not hocus pocus, so approach with a open mind and appreciate the spirits of Key West. Especially the Theatre. ♥♡♥♡ Yours Truly, Jubilee

Sara-Bunker

Dec 2012

As one of the many things we did on our trip to the keys, this is one that has been talked about the most by our 8 and 11 yr old daughters. Our guide Ted was very informative and took time to listen to anything anyone had to say, kids included. For the kids it wasn't just a ghost tour it was a very good history lesson. Even for myself and I have been to " Key Weird" several times. Our 11 yr old got more than a few great pics and got a good response with the dowsing rods. We will be doing the tour again on our next visit. I am sure the tour was made better by Ted's ability to keep everyone informed and involved.

jrmellen

Dec 2012

I'm not really into paranormal stuff, so I was skeptical, but I decided to check it out anyways. I had to drag my boyfriend along because he thought it would be a waste of time, but he ended up having a great time. The stories were chilling, and our guide Ted did a wonderful job telling them. He genuinely seemed like he enjoyed sharing the history of Key West,Which made the experience a lot more fun.We didn't get any crazy pictures, but quite a few others in the group did! I did however, get quite a bit of activity with the dowsing rods, which was pretty spine chilling! It was a little disappointing that we didn't go inside most of the stops, but overall it was a great time. I highly recommend this tour, especially if Ted's giving it!

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