• The Dunhill Hotel - The Dunhill Hotel stands as Charlotte’s sole historic boutique hotel, nestled in the vibrant Uptown at 237 N Tryon St. Initially opened in 1929 as the Mayfair Manor Apartment Hotel with 100 rooms, it overcame a period of decline and vacancy in the early 1980s. It was revitalized into the present 60-room Dunhill in 1988 following a $6 million restoration and has been a member of the Historic Hotels of America since 1991.
• McNinch House Restaurant - Originally a Queen Anne–style residence (circa 1892), it is rumored to be home to the spirit of the mayor’s daughter and is recognized as a haunted landmark.
• Old Settlers Cemetery - This small cemetery, dating back to the Revolutionary era (1776–1884), often serves as the grand finale of walking tours. It is believed to be haunted, featuring headstones of war heroes and settlers.
• Fourth Ward - Stroll through cobblestone streets and beautifully preserved Victorian homes under the glow of flickering lanterns. Guides share chilling tales of 18th–19th century ghosts, from theatrical performers to medical spirits.

• Local tour guide

Discover the spine-tingling stories of Charlotte on this enthralling evening tour. Led by enthusiastic locals, immerse yourself in the Queen City’s mysterious past, visiting historic locations like Old Settlers’ Cemetery and the Barringer Hotel. Stroll through the Victorian allure of the Fourth Ward and listen to eerie tales that blend ghostly legends with the city’s vibrant history. This tour provides a genuine experience, linking visitors to Charlotte’s cultural legacy through captivating stories and spectral folklore.

• Evening journey into Charlotte’s haunted past
• Explore iconic sites with ghostly legends and true-crime tales
• Led by enthusiastic locals for a genuine experience
• Experience Victorian architecture in the picturesque Fourth Ward

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