Visit the Most Haunted Places in Cincinnati
From hidden prohibition speakeasies to unmarked mass graves, Cincinnati Ghosts will take you to some of Cincinnati’s most elusive haunted locations. Cincinnati Ghosts takes you through one of the city’s ghostly hotspots, the Over-The-Rhine historic neighborhood. Hear all the secret haunted stories as you walk the charming streets where they happened.
You will also visit unique locations that other tours ignore, making Cincinnati Ghosts head and shoulders above the rest. With authentic and accurate history and only confirmed accounts of hauntings, even the most skeptical will be scratching their heads when confronted with these tales of the unknown.
1313 Vine Street
First constructed in 1855, 1313 Vine St. has a rich history. Its inclusion on our Cincinnati ghost tour is primarily due to what lies beneath the two sub-basements of the lower level, which span 4,400 square feet with remnants of the brewery that once existed. Down there, you can feel the hair rise as you stand in the presence of all who once passed through.
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Cincinnati Music Hall
Opened in 1877, the Cincinnati Music Hall was built upon the former graves of an estimated 10,000 people! The city’s Potter’s Field was moved to make room for this cherished event space in 1876, but the spirits who once called this area home still have more to say. Nightwatchmen and innocent bystanders have heard rapping coming from the floor and the fall of phantom footsteps from behind them at all hours.
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The Betts House
As Cincinnati’s oldest brick house, standing for 217 years, the Betts House undeniably deserves its place on our tour. Four generations of the Betts family have lived in the home, once a 100-acre farmhouse, throughout the centuries. A house with such an extensive history is bound to possess secrets. You can discover these for yourself on our Cincinnati ghost tour.
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