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*Drops a location of an old bar*
Go for it buddy
“Ehehe! I’ll bring my ray-gun! This will be grand.”
*He grabbed his supplies and ushered off in his car to the location. He hoped there wouldn’t be others scouting it out too. He liked to work alone.*
- The War Profiteer
After the Titanic sank in 1912, people started talking about seeing the ghost of Captain Smith around the world. Even after all these years, his death and afterlife have an air of mystery surrounding it and he has become one of the most well known ghosts from the Titanic tragedy.
Is you rolling?
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Old Absinthe House: Where Spirits Linger and History Flows
The Old Absinthe House in New Orleans is more than just a bar. It’s a portal to the past, a place where history and hauntings mingle, and where the spirit of New Orleans truly comes alive. Established in 1807, the Old Absinthe House has witnessed centuries of history, from pirate raids to Prohibition, and its walls whisper tales of famous patrons, ghostly encounters, and the legendary absinthe…
The Shakers Ghost Tour lets you experience the paranormal horrors of this 100+ year old building in Milwaukee that served as a brothel, speakeasy, and more. Most people can’t make it through the night in the haunted penthouse. Can you?
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Come for the spirits but stay for the cocktails at Madison's haunted Wonder Bar.
City Tavern
Like any colonial location in Philadelphia, PA, City Tavern is bound to have a few spirits. First established in 1773 by the city, the tavern had 5 levels, which included a bar, coffee rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, and servants’ quarters. It’s a place famous for housing and hosting many of the most-valued players in the American Revolution.
Paul Revere arrived at the tavern in 1774 to announce the closing of the port of Boston. The same year, the tavern hosted unofficial gatherings of the first Continental Congress, which included George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams. It housed prisoners of war for both sides from 1776-1777, and was the location for America’s first 4th of July celebration in 1777. For many years onward, City Tavern was the site of war planning, political meetings, and celebrations.
The tavern burned down in 1834, and the ground remained razed until it was rebuilt in honor of the Bicentennial celebrations in 1977. The new building is historically accurate, thanks to detailed records and drawings of the old building. It is technically owned by the NPS as part of Independence National Historic Park, and is operated by Emmy-award winning Chef Walter Staib. It is considered one of the best restaurants in Philadelphia.
City Tavern is home to two spirits, who seem to have stayed around even when the original building didn’t. The first is a former waiter, who apparently died in a bar brawl in the original building. Staib attributes moving and missing table settings to him.
The second spirit is that of the legendary bride who burned down City Tavern in the first place. While at the tavern preparing for her upcoming nuptials, a candle flame caught on a curtain, and ignited the roof. She and her bridesmaids were killed in the fast-spreading fire. Her spirit has been seen inside the tavern, wandering in the wedding dress her almost-husband never got to see. She has also been seen staring out the windows on several occasions.
Said to haunt his former childhood home that is now the Bull and Castle Pub in Dublin, the ghost of the melancholic writer James Clarence Mangan is said to linger.
