Denvers Ghosts of Capitol Hill Walking Tour

Denver’s Ghosts of Capitol Hill Walking Tour offers a captivating glimpse into the city’s haunted past. Led by local experts, the two-hour stroll unveils chilling tales and eerie landmarks throughout the historic Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park areas. From the former Henry Treat Rogers Mansion to the infamous Molly Brown House, this tour promises an intriguing exploration of Denver’s supernatural legacy. Ideal for ages 12 and up, the experience invites visitors to discover the city’s haunted history in a memorable way. What mysteries might this tour uncover?

Good To Know

• A 2-hour walking tour that explores Denver’s haunted history, including visits to the demolished Henry Treat Rogers Mansion and Cheesman Park.
• Tour led by local experts in haunted history and paranormal activity, offering captivating storytelling about the city’s dark past.
• Highlights include the Stoiberhof Mansion, Patterson Inn, and the renowned Molly Brown House, home of a Titanic survivor.
• Offers a unique opportunity to experience the haunted Capitol Hill neighborhood, with a 1.7-mile easy walk.
• Priced at $28.00 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a "Reserve now & pay later" option.

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Tour Overview

The Denvers Ghosts of Capitol Hill Walking Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the city’s haunted history.

The Denvers Ghosts of Capitol Hill Walking Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the city’s haunted history.

Priced from $28.00 per person, this 2-hour English-language tour takes visitors on an easy 1.7-mile walk through Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park.

Led by local experts in haunted history and paranormal activity, the tour highlights sites of historical significance and paranormal events, including the demolished Henry Treat Rogers Mansion, a graveyard-turned-park, the Stoiberhof mansion, the Patterson Inn, and the Molly Brown House.

Participants aged 12 and up can expect captivating storytelling that reveals Denver’s haunted past.

Booking Information

How does one book the Denver’s Ghosts of Capitol Hill Walking Tour?

The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Customers can reserve a spot without upfront payment through the "reserve now & pay later" option.

The meeting point is the SE corner of W. 13th Ave. and N. Gilpin Streets, with the GPS location of 1288 N. Gilpin.

The tour is recommended for ages 12 and up. Guests should plan to arrive at the meeting point on time, as the tour won’t wait for late arrivals.

Tour Highlights

Several key sites of historical significance and paranormal activity await visitors on the Denver’s Ghosts of Capitol Hill Walking Tour.

They’ll explore the demolished Henry Treat Rogers Mansion, a graveyard turned park that inspired a Hollywood film, the Stoiberhof mansion, and the Patterson Inn.

Guests will also visit the renowned Molly Brown House, once home to the famous Titanic survivor.

Throughout the tour, an expert guide regales the group with stories that reveal Denver’s haunted history, transporting them back in time through compelling storytelling.

Tour Details

An expert in haunted history and paranormal activity leads the 1.7-mile easy, flat walking tour through Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park.

Participants should bring:

• Comfortable shoes

• Camera

• Water

• Weather-appropriate clothing

The tour doesn’t allow smoking, intoxication, vaping, alcohol, drugs, unaccompanied minors, or video recording.

Restrooms aren’t available along the route, so guests are advised to plan accordingly.

Street parking is available around Cheesman Park.

Customer feedback suggests sensitivity is desired regarding haunting stories involving children or animals.

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Haunted History of Capitol Hill

The Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver has a rich and haunting history, with numerous sites of paranormal activity and historical significance.

On the tour, guests visit the former location of the demolished Henry Treat Rogers Mansion, a graveyard turned park that inspired a Hollywood film, and the Stoiberhof mansion, rumored to be haunted.

The legendary Molly Brown House, home of the famous Titanic survivor, is also featured.

Through expert storytelling, the tour reveals Denver’s haunted past, captivating visitors with tales of the supernatural and the city’s dark history.

Demolished Henry Treat Rogers Mansion

The former location of the demolished Henry Treat Rogers Mansion stands as a haunting reminder of Denver’s past.

This opulent home, built in the late 1800s, was known for its grand architecture and alleged paranormal activity.

Some key facts about the mansion:

1. It was demolished in the 1950s to make way for a park.

2. Rumors suggest the home was haunted by the ghost of Rogers himself, who reportedly died there under mysterious circumstances.

3. Paranormal investigators have claimed to sense unexplained presences and hear disembodied voices at the site.

4. The mansion’s demise has left an eerie void in the landscape, fueling ongoing speculation about its haunted history.

Graveyard Turned Park

Though once a graveyard, Cheesman Park now serves as a tranquil oasis in the heart of Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.

The park’s dark past inspires haunting tales, as it was originally the site of a 19th-century cemetery. After the city converted it into a public space, workers exhumed thousands of bodies, allegedly leaving some behind.

Today, the rolling green hills and winding paths belie the park’s macabre history, making it a popular spot for recreation and relaxation.

Visitors may feel an unsettling presence, fueling the belief that the park’s ghostly residents linger on.

Stoiberhof Mansion and Patterson Inn

Moving from the park’s haunting past, the tour next explores the Stoiberhof Mansion and Patterson Inn – two Capitol Hill landmarks with their own eerie histories.

The Stoiberhof Mansion, once home to a wealthy Austrian businessman, is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of its former owner. Visitors report strange noises, unexplained movements, and a chilling atmosphere.

The Stoiberhof Mansion is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of its former wealthy Austrian businessman owner, with visitors reporting strange occurrences.

Next, the tour examines the Patterson Inn, a former hotel with a dark past. Some claim to have witnessed:

1. Ghostly apparitions in period clothing

2. Disembodied voices in empty hallways

3. Unexplained temperature drops

4. Doors opening and closing on their own

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Suitable for People With Mobility Issues?

The tour appears suitable for people with mobility issues, as it’s described as an "easy, flat 1.7-mile walk." The meeting point and route through Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park suggest the tour is accessible for those with limited mobility.

Are Photos and Video Allowed During the Tour?

According to the tour details, video recording is not allowed during the tour. However, taking photos is permitted, allowing participants to capture the haunted sites and historic landmarks along the 1.7-mile walking route through Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park.

What Safety Measures Are in Place for the Tour?

The tour has several safety measures in place. Smoking, intoxication, vaping, alcohol, and drugs are not allowed. Unaccompanied minors are also prohibited. Plus, the tour operates in all weather conditions, though cancellation is possible in extreme weather.

Can the Tour Accommodate Large Groups or Private Bookings?

The tour can accommodate private bookings, but the group size for public tours is not specified. Customers should inquire directly with the tour operator about options for larger groups or customized tours to meet their needs.

Does the Tour Include Any Refreshments or Snacks?

The tour doesn’t include any refreshments or snacks. Guests are advised to bring their own water, as there are no public restrooms along the route. The focus of the tour is on the historical and paranormal aspects of the sites visited.

The Sum Up

The Denver’s Ghosts of Capitol Hill Walking Tour offers a spooky and informative glimpse into the city’s haunted past. Participants can uncover chilling tales and explore eerie landmarks, making it an ideal experience for those interested in the supernatural. With knowledgeable guides and a 1.7-mile stroll through historic neighborhoods, this captivating tour is a must-try for visitors seeking a memorable evening in Denver.

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