Spirits of Summit Avenue Walking Tour





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A study in Gilded Age opulence and Victorian era ghost stories, by 1890, 40 millionaires were living on Summit Avenue in St. Paul and some of them never left. Join us for this exclusive haunted history tour on Summit Avenue. Dare to uncover the secrets and mysteries that lurk in the shadows of this historically haunted street. This is not your average walking tour - this encounter with the paranormal might just leave you questioning what lies beyond the mortal realm. We are St. Paul's original ghost tour with original research and haunted history ghost stories you won't get anywhere else!
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The St. Paul Cathedral is a magnificent place of worship located in St. Paul, Minnesota. Construction on this iconic cathedral began in 1904 and was completed in 1958. Visitors to the cathedral often experience a sense of being watched, with reports of strange cold spots and unexplained sounds such as footsteps and coughs.
The James J. Hill House is a historic mansion that is rumored to be haunted by several spirits. Visitors have reported seeing Maud Hill, the daughter-in-law of the original owner as well as playful puppy who is said to appear on the third floor, which was once the favorite play area of Hill's children.
Just what secrets was one of the Twentieth Century's most famous artists hiding...
Forepaugh's Mansion is also shrouded in tales of paranormal activity. The tragic story of Molly, one of the mansion's former maids, has fueled rumors of hauntings for decades. Today, the shuttered former restaurant stands as a reminder of the wealth and opulence of a bygone era, as well as the mysteries and stories that surround it.
The William Kirke House also known as "The Witch's House" is gorgeous home made even more fantastic with inspiration from a Grimm fairy tale
Why do they call the William Butler Mansion the "Lemon Meringue" house? And discover the famous author that lived here whose ghost still walks the Earth.
Nothing contributes to the lore of a home like an owner who used to make coffins...
“I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country." might be his famous last words, but that's not the last we've heard of Nathan Hale.
The Indian Hunter sculpture here was designed by the same famous sculptor who created the famous Prometheus at Rockefeller Center in New York City. And that's just the history...
The Stuart House, located at 312 Summit Avenue, holds historical significance as the oldest house still standing on Summit Ave. Built in 1858 for David and Mary Stuart, the mansion became known for its distinctive vine-covered exterior. However, tragedy would unfold as the Civil War began...
Is this St. Paul's most haunted house? Some think so...
See the home of the Griggs family, one of the most haunted places in the Twin Cities.
One of St. Paul's most famous natives...
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Not recommended for people that have difficulty walking a mile at an easy pace.
Reviews(2)
The hisorical facts were fascinating. Dangerous Linda was well informed and was capable of covering all aspects of the Gilded Age lifestyle. Although we didn't see a spirit, it was apparent they were there through a few moments of synchronicitiy. Be prepared to walk leisurely the entire time. There is no time to rest and you won't want to! I would take this tour again.
Love this! Dangerous Linda has a way of making history feel alive and sometimes even haunted. Thanks for the heads-up to future guests, and we’d love to have you back for another spirited stroll down Summit Avenue! 👻
Entertaining tour by outgoing guide, with beautiful old houses and city views. We learned a lot about some history in our own backyard.
Thanks for joining us! Summit Avenue is full of hidden stories, and we're so glad you got to uncover a few with us. Hope to see you again for more haunted history right in your own backyard! 🏚️👣



