Whether it was the Revolutionary War or The Yellow Fever that took their lives, the ghosts around Old City, Philadelphia, are doomed to repeat their tragic past as they continue to haunt the cobblestone streets. Philadelphia’s bloody past has left behind some spirits who would like a different ending to their life story. What draws the supernatural to Philadelphia? Visit our About Us page to learn more about Philly’s history and why our tour is the best! We’ve reviewed historical records and research for each of the stops on our tour for evidence of hauntings and spirits, and we strive to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date information about Philadelphia’s past and its haunted present. Our stories are based on historical events, local legends, and eyewitness accounts of paranormal activity. Our tour will take you through Philadelphia’s Old City – home to some of America’s oldest and most haunted buildings, roads, and monuments. These prominent figures shaped the nation we live in today but paid the ultimate price: wandering the city forever as a doomed, lost soul. Other famous figures still lingering on the cobblestone roads include Betsy Ross, Edgar Allan Poe, and Alexander Hamilton. Benjamin Franklin is claimed never to have truly left the city, roaming the old streets and buildings, with several accounts of one of the statues of him even coming to life and dancing in the streets. Behind the narrow streets and old brick buildings lays an eerie past of paranormal sightings, gruesome accidents, and untimely deaths.

Philadelphia is undoubtedly a haunted city with hundreds of years of ghastly stories.

Or, perhaps you may know Philadelphia for its famous Eastern State Penitentiary – the world’s first true penitentiary system, once home to notorious mobster Al Capone, whose ghost is often seen in the hallways. Many know iconic Philly for its role in America’s early government or its famous Art Museum steps from the Rocky movies.

Philadelphia is an old city with a rich past.

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