Denver After Dark: Adults-Only Ghost Tour in Denver
ID: GYG426317-767913
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بلد: United States
المدة:
01:30 ساعات
الوصف
Denver After Dark is an adults tour that will explore downtown Denver’s history of vice and death – and the victims who linger behind.
On Denver After Dark Adults-Only Ghost Tour you will explore downtown Denver’s history of vice and death – and the victims
who linger behind.
Your tour will begin at Union Station. At this location you will learn about the Gold Rush of 1858 and the Silver crash of 1893. Next, you'll make your way to The Crawford Hotel. Here you will learn about Denver's first railroad station, and you will hear about the haunted history of the Crawford Hotel. You'll continue on to the Ice House where you will learn about the largest cold storage in Rocky mountain region. Next, you'll visit Market Street (The Row). At this location, you discuss Jack the Strangler and the history of The Row. You'll continue your journey to 18th and Lawrence where you will discuss the history of the Denver City Cable Railway Co. You'll then make your way to the Bryan White US Courthouse where you will discuss the history and and hear about the floating head of The Capitol. This tour includes optional stops as well such as The Equitable Building, Daniels and Fischer Tower, The Oxford Hotel, and Mattie Silk's House of Mirrors.
أبرز النقاط
- Learn the notorious tragedies of Denver's former red-light district
- Explore spooky, dark hauntings
- Leave the kids behind in Denver's ONLY Adults Only Ghost Tour
لغات الإرشاد
معلومات هامة
This tour will take place rain or shine.
We meet at the Flag Pole, directly in front of the Union Station building on the Wynkoop St. side.
Please arrive 15 minutes early.
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الإلغاءات
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