Embark on a chilling, haunted, and historical journey through the ghostly streets of Colonial Williamsburg and experience some of the most haunted locations in Williamsburg and Virginia. Meet our experienced and licensed tour guides at The Kimball Theater, formerly a civil war hospital during the Battle of Williamsburg in 1862. Listen and learn about the centuries old history of one of the nation's oldest colonies and hear obscure and fascinating tales of eyewitness accounts that occurred at of the actual haunted locations. Follow the amazing storytellers as they bring you further into and deeper down the eerily lit colonial streets to Bruton Parish Church, over 350 years old, surrounded on all sides by a cemetery and weathered grave stones, and even rests directly on top of several graves which are marked inside the church with historical markers between the pews. Continue on your spooky journey to sites of grizzly bloodshed which took place in the streets of Williamsburg during the Battle of Williamsburg, and walk on the haunted ground where countless soldiers lost their limbs to inexperienced surgeons performing amputations and then burying piles of those arms and legs directly beneath where you will stand. Stand in the shadow of Williamsburg's most haunted house–the Peyton Randolph House–and hear the tragic stories of how over two dozen deaths, as well as mass graves of Native Americans contributed to the history and haunting of the colonial town's most infamous mansion.. Walk the hangman's path and hear of the most notorious and interactive ghost of Williamsburg as you make your way back up the streets to Kimball Theater to hear the final tales of ghosts from history's past and hauntings that still occur in the present!