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In the City of Terrell... You May Have a Supernatural Experience. A Strange Hand May Stroke Your Hair Ghosts Appear in Photos The Spirits are Everywhere
Description of the Terrell Ghost Walk
Our Terrell Ghost’s paranormal investigator will show you unique parts of Terrell’s downtown business district while spilling its secrets. Our paranormal team has extensively studied this 1/4 mile area. Our stories were collected first-hand from business owners, employees, customers, volunteers, and even the local police about things that go bump in the night (and the day too).
The buildings are old enough to hold residual energy in the organic structures.
It has an active railroad that constantly puts magnetic energy in the air, presumably a factor for ghosts to manifest
It has an intersecting lay line that meets in the “triangle” on Moore Avenue, where ghosts are seen as clearly as the living. They are seen outdoors and indoors.
It has been a booming business area for over a century. We believe many business owners still haunt these places.
The No 1 British Flying Training School brought in hundreds of young men who fell in love with the town and wrote home, stating they would come back after the war.
Slaves were abundant in Terrell; after they were freed, many came to find work. Soon after, they were arrested by governor sanction slave patrols. The tunnel system provided an escape for them. Here they hide in fear causing an underground space for painful residual energy.
We have investigated much of Terrell’s business and residential locations and never encountered a place without a significant amount of activity.RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED SPACES ARE LIMITED.
Every Saturday night, May through October. The tour begins at 8 PM, so arrive at the meeting location a few minutes early to check your reservation.
The tour runs approximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours, including our visit to the Anderson.
We meet at the NORTHWEST corner of Frances and Moore Avenue. (Some maps place us behind Books and Crannies, but we are on the main street in front of the store). There is plenty of parking in the American National Bank Parking Lot.
We are across from the Iris Marquee. If a physical address is needed for your GPS, use 209 West Moore Avenue.
We will be visible.
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED SPACES ARE LIMITED.
Reservations are required due to current COVID restrictions. We are limiting group sizes.
The cost is $20 per person. Due to limited spaces, we are not offering discounted tickets at this time.
Tickets are transferable and refundable as long as you notify us by 5 PM the day of your tour—no refunds for no shows.
Reservations can be made by visiting our website, and walk-ins will be taken if space is available.
There is a lot of walking on the tour. We cover sidewalks, alleyways, and gravel paths. Wear good shoes and dress according to the weather conditions.
Most of the tour is handicap accessible. However, the Anderson Building is historical and does have stairs that are difficult to navigate.
The Anderson Building does have potential respiratory hazards, including but not limited to mold, dust, and bird feces. We discourage those with respiratory issues and compromised immune systems to skip this portion of the tour or wear an N95 mask.
We run the tour, rain or shine. Cancellations for weather only occur if there is severe weather WARNING. If we have to cancel, we will post on all of our social media sites, this webpage, and we will call the number you leave when you register online.
We are outdoors, so we no longer require masks.
Currently, we are reducing our group sizes to be able to maintain social distancing. We ask all guests to stay with your group but honor the 6-foot rule from other guests.
Our tour guide speaks loud enough, so you won’t miss a story.
We expect ALL guests to be respectful, or you will be required to leave the tour.
1/4 mile walking tour exploring some of the lesser seen parts of the downtown business district
Use a few of our EMF detectors, or download one of the free ghost hunting phone apps for Apple or Android.
Bring your cameras!! We have a photo contest at the end of the season. You tour guide will point out the best photo locations. Unusual photos have been taken.
Help with an EVP session at the Anderson Building. Results from the recording will be analyzed and posted by the end of the week. Help the tour guide conduct a quick investigation in the basement.
Bring your cameras, tripods, and an intent to find something ghostly on the Terrell Ghost Walk. This season we will be hosting a photography contest to determine who caught the best find. Upload your photo and your name to our website, and we will post your picture.
All of our followers will have a chance to view all the season’s photos and vote on each one. At the closing of the contest, on November 30th, the image with the most votes will receive a nice prize.
Make sure to review our blog post on Photographing on the Fly for tips on getting the best shots.
As a policy, Terrell Ghosts team members do not comment on the validity of any photo taken by our guests. If we did not take the picture ourselves, then we can’t be objective.
When you are ready to upload, be sure to visit our website for the ability to upload your submission.
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