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The
Travel Channel Features our Ghostly Tales
You might have seen us recently on The
Travel Channel’s program “Weird
Travels.”
Their production crew taped a re-enactment
of the tragic story of the lovely Laura
Shafer at the quaint shop, The House in
the Country. It took place in the actual
historic building where the melancholy
event took place.
Alexandria Colonial Tours guide Jamie
Ennis portrayed Laura Shafer and guide
Mary O’Day played her attentive
grandmother. Then, president and longtime
guide Wellington Watts led the crew through
the haunted streets of Old Town.
To hear the heartbreaking ending to this
endearing love story, join us on our Ghost
& Graveyard Tours!
Ghost tours take place on Fridays &
Saturdays at 7:30 & 9 p.m., and Sundays
at 7:30 p.m. (March – November).We
add tours on Wednesdays & Thursdays
at 7:30 p.m. (June – November).
(Meet at the Ramsay House Visitor Center,
corner of King & Fairfax Streets,
Old Town.)
And you’ll be abandoned in a graveyard! |
Alexandria Colonial Tours Films
Spots with the Travel Channel
You might have seen us in some recent
promotional spots for Old Town on the
Travel Channel.
Vice President and guide Cynthia Young
led an entertaining history tour for a
group of enthusiastic tourists, stopping
by Old Town’s historic hot spots
- the Carlyle House, Sea Captain’s
Row, the Old Presbyterian Meeting House,
and the hallowed headstones of Christ
Church cemetery. |
Radio Station Features Our Ghost
Tours
Around Halloween, Washington radio station
Z104-FM aired a jaunty streetside chat
with us about the spirited tales on our
popular “Original Ghost & Graveyard
Tour.”
Morning Deejay “JV” joked
around, asking questions like, “Do
folks in sheets jump out at you?”
Not quite - but a shiver may rise up your
spine when a cold wind comes up from a
mischievous spirit hovering near.
From March to mid-November, we’ll
be telling haunting tales of restless
spirits, angry ghosts, and lovelorn souls
who appear in the cobblestoned streets
and manors of Old Town still. - Join us
on the eerie streets! |
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