Posted in Missouri October 11, 2018 by Liz Oliver

This Ghost Hunt In A Haunted Missouri Village Isn’t For The Faint Of Heart

Are you brave enough to walk down the streets of Missouri’s oldest settlements on a dark night in search of the paranormal? Follow a guide across town and learn about Ste. Genevieve’s dark and creepy past. You’ll have a whole new appreciation for this little town after learning about it’s history.

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Start your haunted adventure at the old town bakery. Step inside Rustik Sand Kandles to purchase your tickets and meet your guide.

Walk down the dark streets of Ste. Genevieve with only the glow of the lantern to lead the way. Listen as the guide tells you the dark history of Missouri's oldest settlement.

Life was hard for the early settlers of Ste. Genevieve. While they worked to establish this community in the late 1700's, locals encountered many strange and baffling events.

Old foreboding homes line the streets. You can't help but to think that someone is watching you from the windows.

Enter the town cemetery if you dare. Many visitors on the haunted tour have felt an eerie presence, seen orbs, and other ghostly figures in the cemetery.

Take this spooky tour on October 12th at 7 or 9 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults and $12 for children aged 6 to 12.

Have you taken this Missouri ghost tour? Tell us about the creepy things you experienced on this haunted tour.

There is another awesome haunt you can experience this Halloween. Take the haunted tour in Missouri’s original and only corn cob pipe factory before they close their doors to visitors for another year.