Minneapolis Ghost Tour

Join us on a spooky walking tour of Minneapolis that delves into the city’s haunted past with stories from real experiencers and historical records.

Tour Highlights

The tour begins at Mill Ruins Park at a designated time. We will explore the park's history, including a devastating mill explosion in 1878 that is said to have left a lingering presence.

Next, we will cross the Washington Avenue Bridge, known for its dark reputation linked to numerous suicides and reported paranormal activity.

We will visit the iconic Foshay Tower, the first skyscraper built west of the Mississippi River, associated with millionaire Wilbur Foshay, whose restless spirit is rumored to haunt the building.

The tour continues at Minneapolis City Hall, which housed a jail where the botched execution of John Moshik occurred. His spirit is said to wander the cells.

Lastly, we will uncover the story of Richard Miller, an usher at the Guthrie Theatre who took his own life in the late 1960s. Patrons have reported a mysterious usher assisting them from row 18.

After an hour and a half of uncovering these tales in downtown Minneapolis, the tour will conclude.