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Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours

and Cooperstown History Tours

 

Ghosts, ghouls, and the supernatural have become a part of the Winter Carnival tradition in Cooperstown. Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours will offer three tours at discounted rates as part of this year’s Winter Carnival festivities. These special ghost tours will take place at the following times:

The Eerie History of the Village of Cooperstown, New York.

Hear more about our haunted houses and learn more about our ghostly sightings

 

-read about The Christ Episcopal Church Graveyard

ALIGN="CENTER">- read about the haunted Stone Wall

Click Here for the story behind Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours

2009 Season begins

Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours will begin its fifth full season of operation on Wednesday, April 1, 2009, with an Opening Night tour beginning at 8:00 p.m. For the second straight year, spring and summer tours will be offered seven nights a week, from April through August. Each nightly tour will begin at 8:00 p.m., departing from Pioneer Park. As always, reservations are required and can be made by calling 607-547-8070 or by e-mailing bmarkusen@stny.rr.com. This year’s tours will feature new stories and twists to favorite old locations like the Christ Episcopal Church Churchyard and the famed house known as Greencrest. In addition to spine-tingling ghost stories, the tours will feature the history of the village of Cooperstown, including the exploits of prominent citizens like Judge William Cooper and author James Fenimore Cooper. Tour prices will remain the same as last year: $15 for adult and $10 for children (ages 6-12). Children five and under are free. Group rates are available. All tours depart from Pioneer Park, located on the corner of Main and Pioneer streets. The ghost tours are intended to provide both tourists and local residents with an opportunity to learn more about the village’s rich history of ghostly sightings and haunted houses, including Byberry Cottage, the skeleton at the River Street Wall, the ghosts of Pomeroy Place, and Otsego Lake’s Hyde Hall. .

The Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours season will continue in September and October, with fall ghost tours being offered on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday nights. The September-October fall tours will begin at 7:00 p.m.

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*Tours are available for appointment during the winter months by calling 607-547-8070. A minimum of three people is required for winter tours by appointment*

Please send us an email to set up an appointment

Adult Admission $ 15

Children Ages 6-12 $ 10

Little "Ghoulies" 5 and under Free

Reservations are required

Also available: History Tours of Cooperstown

Among the sites on the History Tour are:

*information on village founder, William Cooper, and his famous son, renowned author James Fenimore Cooper

*an overview of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, America's leading sports Hall of Fame

*the history of the Otesaga Resort Hotel, Cooperstown's four-star resort hotel

*the history of Doubleday Field, home of the annual Hall of Fame Game

Please e-mail for more information or reservations bmarkusen@stny.rr.comor

For more Fall and Halloween events in the Cooperstown area, please go to www.changingcolors.org

Most of the walking tours are led by Bruce Markusen,

author of Haunted House of the Vampire.

available at www.amberquill.com

 

This web site created by Scott Fiesthumel of Erie Canal Productions