Boston Haunted North End Self Guided Ghost Tour Game

You'll start in the waterfront park on Atlantic Avenue, where the app opens your case file and introduces the agent running it. Your first task will be to crack a password from the park's welcome sign. Once you solve it, the ghost of Paul Revere joins the case and walks the rest of the route with you.

You'll walk to the granite halls of Quincy Market and find the statue that holds the missing word in your file. You'll learn that the whole market stands on a filled-in harbor, and what archaeologists dug out from under it.

You'll continue up State Street, past the site of the first house in Boston, to the Old State House. You'll decode a scrambled instruction and look down at the cobblestone ring under the balcony to answer it. You'll learn the names of the five men who died on that spot in 1770.

You'll stop at Faneuil Hall, the Cradle of Liberty, and compare the Samuel Adams statue with your photo to find what's missing. You'll learn where the money that built the hall came from.

You'll cross into the North End at the bronze boxer on Hanover Street and complete his nickname from the inscription, then walk up to Caffè Vittoria and find the odd word out on its signs. You'll learn whose name the world champion really carried, and what the records say about a famous haunted building on this street.

You'll reach North Square and the oldest house in downtown Boston, then cross to a plaque that finishes a rhyme about the midnight ride. You'll learn who lived in Revere's house after him, and why only his name was kept.

You'll walk to St Stephen's on Hanover Street and spot what has been added to your photo of a small bronze plaque. You'll learn about Goody Glover, hanged as a witch in 1688, four years before Salem, for praying in the wrong language.

You'll stop at Old North, the church of the two lanterns, and pull a code out of the welcome plaque on its brick wall. You'll learn about the eleven hundred bodies in the vaults under the floor, and the British major whose widow was sent the wrong body.

You'll climb to Copp's Hill Burying Ground and pick the real Freedom Trail marker out of four photos. You'll learn about Prince Hall, and the thousand people buried on the slope behind his stone with no markers at all.

You'll finish on Commercial Street at a small blue plaque, where you'll use every fragment you've collected to find one name among the dead. You'll learn how a wave of molasses killed twenty-one people here in January 1919.