Colonial Williamsburg Ghost Tour Blog
Haunted Stories
Hotter than Hell: the Steam Tunnels
Do you know how the characters always walk right into traps in horror movies? Everyone in the audience is screaming at them not to go into that or this room, but for some reason, they always do. Peopl... Read More
Haunted Aquia Church, Stafford VA
Aquia Church in Stafford, Virginia, is located off Jefferson Davis Highway and Highway I-95. This unusual church is unique in both design and history and has survived a fire, wars, and a murder most f... Read More
Westover Plantation
Although there is some discrepancy as to exactly when the Westover Plantation house was built and by whom, one thing for sure is the Westover Plantation ghosts that roam the property. In 1688 Willi... Read More
The Civil War Witch Bottle
Things are not always what they seem. When archeologists discovered a blue glass bottle in the median of 1-64 in Virginia, they weren’t expecting to find it had nails inside. They also weren’t ... Read More
The Mother-in-Law Tree of Jamestown Island, VA
The Mother-in-Law Tree of Jamestown Island, VA Jamestown Island is off Glasshouse Point, along the Colonial Parkway. It’s home to Historic Jamestown and the Jamestown Memorial Church. It�... Read More
Cannibalism at Jamestown, VA
Cannibalism at Jamestown, VA Jamestown was the first permanent English colony in North America, and it seemed to have been cursed. A few short years after settling up a Fort along the Ja... Read More
Grace Sherwood, the Witch of Pungo
Grace Sherwood, the Witch of Pungo Grace Sherwood was the last convicted witch in Virginia, and the only one who was convicted using the method known as “ducking.” She was said to ha... Read More
Old House Woods
The Insane Stories from the Old House Woods, Mathews, VA In Mathews County of Virginia, off the coast of Gloucester, is the small, unassuming town of Diggs. It’s a cozy little place, surrounded by... Read More
The Mysterious Cohoke Light in West Point, VA
The Mysterious Cohoke Light of West Point, VA Situated in King William County between West Point and Danville is what used to be the Southern Railroad line. Off of Mt. Olive Cohoke Road is ... Read More
The Mystery of The Jenny and Kaz II
The Mystery of The Jenny and Kaz II Below are two tales of sailing gone wrong – tragic stories of lives ended, one suddenly, another over the course of months. Ghost ships of days... Read More
