GUEST CHALLENGE – Win a Hat or Chesapeake Ghost Tee
A 30-Second Video Review could win you a Chesapeake Ghosts cap or Tee Shirt For the months of August and September, Chesapeake Ghosts guests are offered a chance to win their choice of a reflective ball cap or a Tee-Shirt both emblazoned with the Chesapeake Ghosts logo. Our guides are asked all the time about […]
Haunted Easton – Mindie Burgoyne with a short virtual Ghost tour
Mindie Burgoyne shares highlights from the Easton Ghost Tour Travel Writer and author Mindie Burgoyne takes you through the town of Easton, Maryland, pointing out several highlights of the Easton Ghost Tour. For tickets to the Easton Ghost Tour, visit our Ghost Tours page.
Easton Tour is Back
The Easton Ghost Tour, one of the eleven ghost tours on the Chesapeake Ghosts Eastern Shore Trail, is back on our schedule through October. The tour, which features the Tragedy Triangle, explores murders, suicides, and accidental deaths that all occurred in a three-block quadrant in the historic downtown. “Those highly charged emotional events leave […]
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 […]
