Notorious 313 Haunted History Tours

Detroit, MI   /   0 Reviews

1420 Washington Blvd, Suite 301, Detroit MI 48226

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(313) 757-1283

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Notorious 313 Sinister Detroit History Lantern Tour

Detroit’s original true crime and ghost tour takes you for a stroll on the city’s sinister side where terrifying true stories and ominous local legends from the past are revealed.

Why do downtown pedestrians walk over the dead daily? Who’s buried beneath the Ren Cen? Why do some people believe a busy parking lot, gentrified park, and library are haunted? Why is the spirit of master illusionist Harry Houdini tied to Detroit?

Discover the answer to these questions and more creepy true stories such as Dueling Undertakers, Mob Hits, Last Man Hanging, and Happily Never After on this downtown Notorious 313 Sinister Detroit History Lantern Tour. 

Notorious 313: Where the real crime is not taking this tour. 

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