Chesapeake Ghosts Partners with Foxy’s Harbor Grille
Add Dinner at Haunted Foxy’s to your St. Michaels Ghost Tour Ghost Tour Guests Get 15% off Dinner Bill Book your dinner at Foxy’s Harbor Grille before your St. Michaels Ghost Tour and receive 15% off your dinner bill. Simply show your server your digital ghost tour ticket before paying to get the discount. BONUS: […]
Janet Stephenson – 2025 Storyteller of the Year
Chesapeake Ghosts is excited to announce that Janet Stephenson has been named Storyteller of the Year for 2025. This is the first year Janet has worked on the Chesapeake Ghosts Storyteller team. During that time, she has also completed the National Association for Interpretation’s Certified Interpretive Guide program, making her one of Chesapeake Ghosts’ five […]
Florence Martus, The Waving Girl of Savannah
Savannah’s Eternal Greeter Welcomes Ships with a Ghostly Grace. Florence Martus, often referred to as the Waving Girl, is a beloved figure in Savannah’s maritime history. Born in 1868, she became a local legend for her daily ritual of waving to ships entering the Savannah River from 1887 until 1931. Standing on the bluff at […]
Is there a Ghost in House? A Message to Non-Believers
Is there a Ghost in the House? How do you tell if a place is haunted? While there are tools to record images, sounds, phantom lights, and apparitions, most people get a general “feeling” or experience something without using paranormal equipment. It’s a question raised on ghost tours often: “Is there a ghost in the […]
Glenn Irwin is 2024 Ghost Storyteller of the Year
Ocean City Tour Guide Glenn Irwin Recognized as Storyteller of the Year for 2024 Glenn Irwin, Chesapeake Ghost Tour guide for Ocean City Ghost Tour has been recognized as Storyteller of the Year for 2024. Glenn gained this recognition by receiving the most 5-star reviews from TripAdvisor during the 2024 season. Glen received a […]
The Haunted Mar-Va Theater in Pocomoke City, MD
The Mar-va Theater was built on Pocomoke City’s Market Street in 1927 as a vaudeville theater, and the spirits of two mayors, and a little girl are believed to haunt the place. At least those are the spirits people have seen or felt. The theater was named Mar-Va because of its location on the Maryland […]
