Maryland truly shines in the fall, transforming into a vibrant tapestry of color and celebration! Known as the Old Line State, it boasts a captivating Revolutionary War history and a rich maritime heritage, perfect for history buffs. This history breeds a rare degree of haunted stories you don’t often find in many cities along the Atlantic Seaboard.
Join us as we delve into our extensive guide, unlocking the hidden gems of this remarkable state and making the most of your fall adventure in Maryland. Let’s explore together!
Haunted Ghost Tours
No trip anywhere in the spooky season would be complete without a haunted ghost tour. Maryland’s major cities, specifically Baltimore and Annapolis, are chock full of scary stories and haunted places.
Baltimore
We suggest exploring Fell’s Point with Baltimore Ghosts! In Baltimore, you’ll be able to follow in the footsteps of famed Gothic author Edgar Allen Poe. Stop at the Horse You Rode In On Saloon, where he was last spotted alive. You’ll learn about Baltimore’s darker history, and you may even get to see Edgar Allen Poe’s spirit on this fascinating walking ghost tour.
One of the more eerie stops on this tour is Max’s Taphouse. This brewery was once a 19th-century slaughterhouse, a brothel, and a saloon—all at once! Guests have seen a mysterious woman in white floating about the third floor and the apparition of a man playing with beer bottles at the bar.
The Horse You Came In On Saloon – Copyright US Ghost Adventures
Annapolis
Annapolis’s haunted history is full of maritime tales of woe and horror stories revolving around the Revolutionary War. The home of the US Naval Academy is the perfect place to hunt for ghosts. It is also home to the oldest continuously operated hotel in the United States, The Maryland Inn. This hotel is one of the most haunted places in Maryland and holds the story of a phantom bride, eternally waiting for her husband to come home from sea.
Maryland Inn-Copyright US Ghost Adventures
Annapolis Revolutionary past comes to life on this haunted walking ghost tour at places like the Middleton Tavern. This was a frequent watering hole and lodging for greats like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and even George Washington. Several apparitions have been reported inside this classic Annapolis bar. Most famous is a spirit named “Roland,” who enjoys hanging out in the main dining room.
Ghost tours with Baltimore Ghosts and Annapolis Ghosts start at $25 and are a great way to learn about the history of both cities. They also offer haunted pub crawls for those looking for an adults-only spooky experience.
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