• The Strand - The historic Strand, a national landmark, was once known as the Wall Street of the South before the Great Flood. Many sought refuge in the upper floors of these grand bank buildings, but tragically lost their lives. Over 10,000 people perished on that tragic night, marking it as the largest national disaster to date.
• Galveston Railroad Museum - Standing before the historic railroad where over 50,000 men arrived by train to visit the bordellos, we will explore the hauntings that persist in the building to this day.
• The Tremont House - Numerous dignitaries, soldiers, politicians, and even presidents have checked in, but some never checked out. Crying is heard on the stairwells and in the halls. A Civil War soldier marches up and down the lobby for all to see. A little boy, believed to be the ghost of a child who was run over outside the hotel, plays in the hotel. One helpful ghost might even unpack for you!
• Grand 1894 Opera House - We will pass by the Opera House, located in the heart of the Postoffice Street Arts and Entertainment District.
• The Sealy Hutchings Estate - We will pass by this charming historic property, which is one of the earliest examples of steel frame-based construction in the state.

• Guided tour

• Free Parking
• Active Military Free

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