Take the Tour!

Tours depart nightly at 7:00pm from:
200 N. Main Street
Historic Downtown Hannibal, Missouri

RESERVATIONS ARE RECOMMENDED!
Please call (573) 248-1819 to reserve your seats today!

Tickets: Adults $25.00, seniors and children under 9 yrs $20.00
Children aged 4 and under are not permitted on tour
Cash/MC/VISA/Discover

Tickets may be purchased and tours depart from:

200 N. Main Street
Hannibal, MO 63401
(573) 248-1819
www.hauntedhannibalghosttours@gmail.com

We Couldn't Say It Better Ourselves!

A review by GradyShark from Houston, Texas who was recently on the Haunted Hannibal Ghost Tour:

"The tour guide took us around Hannibal and told us some fascinating real life stories and reported ghost encounters, while teaching us a great deal about the history of the town. The highlight of the tour was visiting the graveyard. My younger cousins, who tagged along, enjoyed "talking" to spirits using dowsing rods. You don't have to believe in ghosts or the paranormal to have fun on this tour." Visited July 2016

Haunted Hannibal Ghost Tours

POLICIES

We reserve the right to refuse service or cancel a tour for any reason.

Full refunds will be issued for any tour that we cancel.

No children age 4 and under are allowed. .

All guests 10 years old and older will be charged the adult ticket price.

Because our tours frequently sell out, once seats are reserved there is a 24 hour cancellation policy.

No refunds will be issued if your group number is reduced or you wish to cancel your reservation

within 24 hours of the tour including those reservations made the day-of the tour.


For tours of 10 passengers or less we will use our , climate-controlled van. All other tours will be on our 25 passenger shuttle bus.

Still photography is allowed, but video/audio recording of our tour is not permitted.


Generally speaking, we do not cancel a tour because of light rain or the threat of inclement weather.

We will cancel a tour if there is the possibility of lightning or excessive precipitation.

Thank you for your cooperation, we look forward to entertaining you!

ParaHannibal


Hello again friends, what a week we've had here in Hannibal! More paranormal activity detected on tours, more great photos to make you go Hmmmmmm...

I'm posting a photograph that we received from Deborah Blaesing back in June of the Stillwell family monument. This was taken on our 3pm tour, on a sunny day with low humidity. Do you see the fog rising from the headstone? Hmmmmm....

Old Baptist Cemetery continues to provide chills for guests on our tours...literally! On Friday, I was walking around the cemetery with Matt and Carrie King on our 3pm tour and we began to detect NUMEROUS cold spots in the cemetery. At one point, Matt showed us that he had goosebumps on his arms from the chills he felt when sensing one particular cold spot at the north end of the cemetery!

Later on Friday, at the 7pm tour, we again could detect numerous cold spots...and again, at a special 8:15pm tour, the crowd detected even more cold spots! There was a lot going on in the cemetery on Friday -- orbs were photographed, dowsing rods were moving around like crazy, and everyone was having a great time.

Old Baptist Cemetery is a very old cemetery, having burials as early as 1837. For many, many years it was virtually abandoned with no upkeep being done to the property. The weeds and trees eventually overtook the cemetery to the point that you couldn't even see the headstones. Then, in 2002, a group in town called Friends of Historic Hannibal began the arduous task of reclaiming the cemetery, cutting down the weeds, removing dead wood, and resetting headstones. FOHH and the City of Hannibal are now partners who take on the responsibility for the cemetery's upkeep.

Now, when we bring groups out to the cemetery, I get a sense from the energies there that they are saying, "Thank Goodness You're Here!". The people buried at Old Baptist were not visited for many years and I think they are happy there is "life" at the cemetery again.

We try to be extremely respectful of the graves while visiting the cemeteries in Hannibal. By sharing the cemeteries with our guests, we are celebrating the lives and the histories of those buried there and tell with gratitude the contributions these former Hannibalians made to our town.

Please visit again soon, each tour gives us more stories to tell! Lisa Marks