• Colorado State Capitol - We will walk past and Your guide will tell you the history and stories connected with the Capitol
• Molly Brown House Museum - We do not enter the museum, but will pass by and the history and stories of Molly Brown recounted
• Poets Row - With its Art Deco architecture, each home on the block was named after a different writer or poet, bringing about a world of charm. From this location you will get a great view of the Colorado State Capitol, as an added bonus. Poets Row is the heart of the Sherman Street Historic District, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2004. Plus I will tell all of the sordid tales that took place on this block…
• 100 E 10th Ave - The Crawford Hill Mansion, Home to Denver’s Queen Bee of Society, her stories make soap operas look tame! Let me tell them all to you and also the strange stories about those who seemingly still remain…
• 1128 Grant St - The Peabody-Whitehead Mansion, one of the two most haunted houses in Denver, the other appearing later on our tour. I shall tell you the history of this house and it’s residents and the stories of all the spooky happenings here.
• 1244 Grant St - The Creswell Mansion, now the Marijuana Mansion, due to it’s place in history in legalizing Marijuana, is a fascinating stop on our tour. From it’s history, to it’s eclectic design, to the many ghost stories that seem to surround it.
• Pennsylvania Street - Millionaire’s Row, this is the most haunted street in Denver. These historic mansions act as a facade for restless spirits. In the late 1800’s the wealthy of Denver flocked to “Millionaires Row” on “Quality Hill,” where they outdid each other, constructing luxurious mansions. Architecture that incorporated a variety of classical styles was noted for its flamboyance became known as the “Denver Style.” Each owner whimsically added turrets, spires and porches and the finished home rarely bore any resemblance to the original design. We will look at these beautiful homes that still remain and you will hear the history and stories associated with them and the echoes of the spirits that are said to dwell here.
• Capitol Hill Mansion Bed & Breakfast Inn - This beautiful, historic property is a photographer’s dream. Illuminated lighting gives this place an ethereal feel. Located in the most haunted neighborhood in Colorado, this place has a story to tell and I will tell them… This elegant Richardsonian Romanesque and Queen Anne residence was one of the last homes constructed before the Silver Crash of 1893.
• 1165 Pennsylvania St - The Pennborough, once twin mansions, they were purchased by the infamous Dr Tilden, and a wing built to join them and the entire complex then served as a tuberculosis home. I shall tell the stories of the strange goings on here.
• Patterson Inn - Also known as the The Croke-Patterson Mansion, this is the second of the two most haunted houses in Denver. Get comfy on this corner because there are so many tales to tell, so many restless spirits to speak of…
• Colburn Hotel & Apartments - If these walls could talk…this place was the epicenter of Denver’s former bohemian period. This former hotel became the playground of the Hollywood elite, as well as eccentric poets, such as Jack Kerouac (famous writer of the book and movie, entitled “On the Road”), Neil Cassidy, Allen Ginsberg, and James Burroughs. Stories of haunts are often talked about, by former and current employees of the notorious Denver bar, Charlie Brown’s, which is located on property. Since 1928 this bar has virtually stayed the same. This is one of the favorite stops for the likes of Bill Murray and Tony Bennett. I shall tell you all the history and stories about this place and our tour ends here… may I suggest a cocktail in the haunted bar…

• In-depth knowledge from extensive research.

We will uncover the historic tales etched into the streets around the State Capitol, once trod by Denver’s societal elite who built their stately homes here. Our journey takes us through Millionaire’s Row, includes a peek into Molly Brown’s life, and even ventures into Denver’s two ‘most haunted’ houses. Prepare to savour the spine-chilling anecdotes of those who once resided here… and those who never left.

For many years, I was intimately connected to these stories through my job at Fairmount Cemetery, managing its flower shop formerly situated in the old train station building, the arrival point of grieving visitors. Wealthy Denverites have left sizeable funds for the eternal upkeep of their final resting places. I’ve listened to their life stories and their history - I feel a personal connection to them. Join me as we traverse the streets they once called home and I share the historical knowledge I’ve absorbed and riveting tales I’ve collected…

As befitting the tour’s ghostly theme, we always don costumes!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.