Need a little liquid courage before hearing ghastly tales of Williamsburg’s most historic haunts and ghosts?
Try the new Colonial Ghosts Boos and Brews Haunted Pub Crawl for some genuine booze and boos in this historic town!
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My wife and I loved the tour! Patrick was incredibly knowledgeable and entertaining! The Randolph House stories were super creepy
Williamsburg Haunts: Boos and Booze Pub Crawl
In the 19th century, the Battle of Williamsburg was fought in and around Williamsburg, resulting in more than 4,000 casualties. The now-peaceful streets of Williamsburg were once riddled with corpses and the cries of pain and suffering from the wounded men lying mangled and bleeding in the streets from their wounds.
The damage done by the Civil War left scars upon the town for generations to come — the result of which are the chilling tales you’ll hear on our Colonial Ghosts Boos and Brews Haunted Pub Crawl.
Crawl Meeting Location: 424 Duke of Gloucester Street, at the Statue of Thomas Jefferson on the bench.
Starting Time: 5.45 PM
Adults-Only Pub Crawl: You must be 21 or over. ID required.
Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted on the pub crawl.
Alcohol Policy: You cannot carry drinks between bars.
Meet new people from all walks of life who are also interested in the celestial and the occasional drink or five.
There’s never been an easier icebreaker than devils and drinks! See the scary and unspoken side of the city through the eyes of local guides who know Williamsburg better than anyone. You’ll end the night not only visiting some of the most talked-about bars in the city but also armed with enough festive facts to enthrall your friends back home.
Berret’s Grill
Hear all about the wandering strangers dressed in early 20th-century clothing while Williamsburg Ghosts introduces you to the boozy selection at Berret’s Grill. They often appear out of place and disappear into thin air. How did they come to their untimely demise, and where are they buried? Find out on a nightly haunted pub crawl through Colonial Williamsburg.
The Public Hospital
Originally opened as a mental asylum in 1773, The Public Hospital is crawling with the distressed and disparaged souls of abused mental patients. Listen closely, and you may hear their hair-raising screams. You’ll need a couple of gulps of liquid courage to handle hearing about the tragedies that took place inside this terrible institution.
Dog Street Pub
Sitting on one of the most historic avenues in all of America, The Dog Street Pub has a wide selection of wines and beers perfectly paired with their “food without the rubbish.” Indulge in some adult beverages while Williamsburg Ghosts explains what shadowy figure has been seen in local businesses around the favored watering hole.
