Meet the ghosts of the Gilded Age: Marshall Field, George Pullman, Philip Armour, and many more who used to live in what was the most desirable address in the city before the fire, known as Millionaire's Row. Many of the incredible homes are still standing and the spirits linger, waiting to divulge their secrets on a haunted history tour and ghost investigation in one of Chicago’s most prestigious places.
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The Prairie Avenue Ghost Hunt was founded by Ursula Bielski, famed Chicago ghostlore historian who started doing Chicago ghost tours over twenty years ago to show tourists and locals alike the amazing history and ghost stories of the Windy City as well as carry on the tradition of haunted history tourism pioneer, Richard Crowe.
Expert paranormal guide
Mondays and Wednesdays at 8pm
Easy/Moderate
$34.99 Per Person
In front of the haunted Glessner House
Mysteries of the Marshall Field Mansion
The oldest house in Chicago isn't inhabited by the living...
The John J. Glessner House in 1900, where our journey begins.
Wendell Phillips High School on Prairie Avenue as seen in 1922
By 1900 this mansion was abandoned by the living
Learn the story of the oldest house in Chicago and get an idea of what life was like before the Civil War and who might still be sticking around since then.
A National Historic Landmark, does this famous architect still roam the halls of his masterpiece?
Uncover the mysteries surrounding the demise of Marshall Field Jr. (named after his father, founder of the department store chain) and the ghosts that might remain from when this was a psychiatric hospital.
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Item LinkIn front of The Glessner House (1800 S Prairie Ave, Chicago, IL 60616)
We focus on building exteriors and outdoor spaces. Businesses and public places are open for you to visit during regular business hours. Otherwise we respect the privacy of individuals and organizations and expect that our guests do the same.
We can never guarantee a supernatural encounter, but we will explain paranormal phenomena such as cold spots and residual hauntings. What we do guarantee: Our local connections and dedication to research means you'll get authentic accounts — in all their shocking detail.
Service animals are welcome. However, for liability issues, please leave your furry friends at home if you don’t require their assistance.
While our tours do not contain anything too graphic or inappropriate, we find that kids that enjoy history have the best time. You know your children and that's left up to you. We do not recommend bringing children in strollers because sometimes that can be difficult with larger walking groups.
We do our best to answer calls and emails as promptly as they are received. Please make sure to leave a voicemail with the city and tourtime. We try to accommodate travel and weather issues, but our public tours cannot wait for more than 10 minutes. Reschedules are available if the date you are interested in is not sold out.
Because this is a limited capacity tour, all sales are final. But we will reschedule you if you have an emergency, we love ghosts, not monsters!
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