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Liberty Bell Center
Experience the Liberty Bell Center on this distinctive tour, which follows in the footsteps of our Founding Fathers.
It serves as both a historical and sightseeing expedition, incorporating mature content and tales of the supernatural.
We will approach the iconic Liberty Bell to admire its illuminated evening display.
· Non-stop passage
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Independence Hall
Visit Independence Hall, the birthplace of the Declaration and Constitution.
This site is situated across from a historically notorious establishment frequented by statesmen and athletes.
Gain context for the debates surrounding independence, the war, and the nation's founding, interwoven with the era's less savory aspects and the sex industry of 1776.
· Non-stop passage
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The President's House
Explore the site of the former residence of George Washington, John Adams, and Benedict Arnold.
Discover the presidencies and military governorships that occurred here, alongside the location's darker histories, both during and after the Revolutionary period.
Understand the significance of archaeological findings in revealing these past events.
· Non-stop passage
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Congress Hall
Learn about the site of two U.S. Presidential inaugurations and early national debates when Philadelphia served as the nation's capital.
This tour will illuminate the less commendable aspects of the men who served in Congress and the Senate here.
Unlike our daytime tour focusing on the founders' brighter sides, this experience explores the flaws and motivations, including self-interest and desire, of America's imperfect founders.
· Non-stop passage
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Washington Square
Discover Washington Square, the site where thousands of American 'Traitors' were executed by the British Crown and interred in mass graves.
We will visit this solemn location, contextualize the suffering endured, and recount the ghost stories and haunted legends associated with it.
· Non-stop passage
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Walnut Street
A brief stop to view the historic Walnut Street Prison.
· 10 min
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Colonial Era Site
Hear chilling tales of ghosts and hauntings at this site, with origins dating back to the colonial era.
· Non-stop passage
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Merchants Exchange Building
Visit the site of Alexander Hamilton's former home in Philadelphia, located across from the Merchants Exchange Building.
We will delve into lesser-known facets of the Founder's personality, his often contentious relationships with fellow Founding Fathers, and his personal affairs.
· Non-stop passage
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First Bank of the United States
Listen to haunted tales and ghost stories connected to the First Bank of the United States, an institution championed by Alexander Hamilton.
· Non-stop passage
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Second Bank of the United States
Discover tales of ghosts and duels at the Second Bank of the United States, another institution advocated for by Alexander Hamilton.
· Non-stop passage
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Library Company of Philadelphia
Explore the Library Company of Philadelphia, founded by Benjamin Franklin and historically linked to University of Pennsylvania surgical students.
We will recount the location's haunting history, including spectral legends and the grim realities of 18th-century grave robbing and unusual medical practices.
· Non-stop passage
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Todd House
A brief visit to the Todd House, the former home of Dolly Madison, who would become the nation's first lady.
· Non-stop passage
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Benjamin Rush Garden
Hear compelling stories of the yellow fever epidemic and encounters with apparitions in this area.
· Non-stop passage
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Carpenters' Hall
Visit Carpenters' Hall, recognized as Philadelphia's oldest known haunted structure.
This historic site hosted the First Continental Congress and was the scene of America's very first bank robbery.
· Non-stop passage
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