Stockyard Shadows: Wicked Fort Worth Ghost Tours

Experience the ghostly side of Fort Worth on our chilling walking tour. Guided by an expert in haunted history, this tour leads you through iconic locations like the Stockyards Championship Rodeo and the Stockyards Hotel, where eerie tales of restless spirits and historical intrigue unfold. Stroll through the historic district and delve into the dark past of Fort Worth. Hear about outlaws and sinners whose presence lingers in places like Miss Molly’s Hotel and Downtown Cowtown. The tour also features the infamous Isis Theater and Scott Theatre, each site brimming with tales of death and mystery. Though we won’t enter private buildings, standing on these haunted grounds offers a thrilling experience. Join us for a captivating evening filled with supernatural stories and historical secrets!

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   Stockyards Championship Rodeo

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   Originally built in 1888, the Stockyards were once home to a multitude of animals. Learn about the spirit of a famous star of yesteryear who calls the Stockyards home today.

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   This hotel, originally built to cater to cowboys and oil barons, has its share of hauntings. Discover the tale of the cowboy who still lingers, looking for his lost love.

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   A bed and breakfast today, the building that houses Miss Molly's has been many things: a brothel, a speakeasy, a boarding house. Some say the spirits of the ladies of the night still linger here.

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   Downtown Cowtown At The Isis

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   Originally a single-screen theater, this building was twice destroyed by natural disasters, and rebuilt each time. Learn about Marjorie, said to be the resident ghost, here.

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   White Elephant Saloon

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   Once located in the area known as Hell's Half Acre, the White Elephant moved to the Stockyards area in the 1970s, but the spirits still remain. Discover the story of one of the Wild West's last gunfights, and the ghosts of its participants who still reside here.

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   This craft brewery is just about as Texas as you can get, and is dog-friendly to boot! Hear the tale of Sam Bass, one of Texas's most famous outlaws here, at the place his spirit has been spotted.

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   In this spot once stood a brothel run by a woman named Eunice, who was reportedly close to the Sundance Kid, yes, the one you're thinking of. Her spirit is still seen, elegant in death as she was in life.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.