859-485-7000
11896 Old Lexington Pike, Walton, KY 41094, USA
1901 documented farm home will definitely be a memory maker out of all ur haunts! Read more…
Real Haunts in Kentucky
Real Haunts in Kentucky
(502) 873-9278
705 W Main St #701, Louisville, KY 40202, USA
Daily at 8pm & 10 pm
Lace, Lunacy, and Loss: Louisville Ghost Tour Step into the shadows of Louisville with our thrilling walking ghost tour. This is not just a stroll through the city; it’s a journey into the heart of its haunted history. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, who excels in bringing ghost stories to life, this tour offers an immersive experience into the eerie and historic corners of Derby City. As you walk through the city’s atmospheric streets, you will be captivated by tales that blend historical facts with supernatural folklore. Read more…
Elizabethtown, KY,
Names and nicknames for cemeteries are always created with the utmost care and respect for the departed and their families. Typically there is a reference to the geographical area included if it is the only cemetery around. Other times, the creators of a cemetery name wish to convey very gentle, almost effervescent terms that describe emotions or even flowers. Grandview Cemetery, also known as Kasey Cemetery, in Elizabethtown, Kentucky seems likes a normal, and formalized name for a cemetery. Read more…
111 W Stephen Foster Ave, Bardstown, KY 40004, USA
There’s no escaping ghostly apparitions when you stay at the Jailer’s Inn Bed & Breakfast. The inn is on the Travel Channel’s “Ten Most Haunted Places in the United States” list. Some of the country’s most violent criminals were locked up there, so there’s hardly a spot where a ghostly sighting hasn’t been reported. One of the spirits is Mrs. McKay, who was married to the jailer. When her husband passed away, she ran the jail. She’s not a powerful entity but frightens guests when they awaken at night, and she’s staring at them. Read more…
502-209-7346
335 West Broadway, Louisville, KY 40202, USA
In 1923, J. Graham Brown oversaw and constructed the elaborate Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky. At an impressive sixteen stories tall, the Brown Hotel was shaped on the outside with the Georgian Revival style, while the posh interior was decorated with English Renaissance class. Bringing such high flying energy and appearance for the downtown Louisville area, the hotel was an immediate success. Is the Brown Hotel in Louisville Haunted? So elegant and desired was the Brown Hotel that such noted guests as Prime Minister David George of England and the Queen of Romania were initial guests. Read more…
