Denver After Dark: Mystery, History, Legends, Lore & Ghosts!

The now demolished Henry Treat Rogers Mansion once stood here and you'll kick off you evening hearing about the chilling real-life experiences of Russell Hunter, who went on to write the screenplay for the Hollywood horror classic, the Changeling, based on the paranormal, and sometimes terrifying, activity he experiences while living here.

See firsthand the graveyard turned park that inspired a classic Hollywood horror movie and hear the stories of some of the souls still buried here. This tour is the only Denver ghost tour that takes you to Cheesman Park and the only tour that takes you to the location of the demolished Henry Treat Rogers mansion and we think you'll agree: they're both two must-see, can't miss spots for anyone who comes to Denver interested in the seeing and hearing about the Mile high City's darker side.

Stoiberhof: The haunted mansion the size of a small castle that forebodingly sits on the edge of the graveyard-turned-park. Hear the unfortunate demise of the original owners and their tie in to the Titanic and the two spirits frequently seen to the day inside this walled-in, ivy covered compound.

The haunted Patterson Inn holds many dark secrets, deaths, and demise behind the beautiful façade that was designed to look like a French chateau. The legends and haunts here even brought the Portals to Hell TV crew out to film and capture some of the paranormal. Even better? Our crew knows the old inn keeper here and we'll share his tales of unexplainable events. This is one of guests favorite stops and we know you'll find the tales here will give you absolute chills...

The most haunted house in Colorado. Period. We don't even like having our backs to this one. See why the boarded-up, overgrown historic landmark can't keep a tenant. Strong, tough, grown men are known to not be able to make it through a night inside here. This legendary haunts has brought paranormal enthusiasts from all over the world and was featured on The Travel Channel's Ghost Adventures show.

The gorgeous and commanding Dunning Benedict House is a beautiful example of Romanesque Revival architecture, but underneath that beauty lies the death of Walter Cheesman (for whom Cheesman Park was named), unexplainable events, and some mischievous spirits. Architect, William Lang, is famous for being the same architect that designed and built the famed Molly Brown House... our final stop of your Ghosts of Capitol Hill experience.

Dennis Sheedy was a good guy in Denver's history, somewhat of a rarity...but that doesn't mean he escaped Denver's darker side and his grand, historic compound is known for one of the most repeated sightings of Victorian-era woman pleading for help... but who is she? Come along for the ride on this tour and find out, if you dare...

You may know her name as the famed Titanic survivor but do you know about the house's paranormal activity since Molly passed?