Ghosts of Globe Walking Tour -- 25th Annual

> buy advance tickets online, or onsite at  230 South Broad Street, Globe, AZ 85501

Don't miss this Halloween weekend tradition -- a walking tour narrated by characters from Globe’s territorial historic district past -- in theatrical style, recounting actual sightings, documented history and portrayals that bring to life . . . and death. . . a time gone by.

Three different Globe historic downtown locations have been featured on Travel Channel's hit show: "Ghost Adventures" ;

be our guest for the evening, walking down Broad Street in the very same footsteps as our subjects walked, for a first-hand experience of the history, the mysterious and the unexplained.

Tickets: $20/per person.

Tours start consistently between 6:00-8:00pm.

Tickets will be sold pre-sale online and at the door. Online pre-sale allows guests to pick an approximate tour launch window. All walk-up guests will be feathered in with the pre-sale tickets.

Guests are guided from lantern-lit station to station, departing from the 1916 Globe Train Depot throughout the historic district. Look for our "EVENT-SPECIFIC" ticket station & line-up at the Train Depot.

This lantern lit tour involves stairs, alleys, uneven pavement surfaces, and a shuttle to bring you back to the starting point at the end of your tour. Please wear comfortable, closed-toed shoes, and bring a flashlight. Some of the historic buildings you will be touring through are the 1916 Globe Train Depot Complex, the 1910 Territorial Sheriff's Office and Jail, the 1906 Territorial Gila County Courthouse, and a 25th Tour Anniversary surprise location!

Children under 10 are allowed in free with a paid adult, with the understanding of tour subject matter, please use parental discretion. For our ADA option to the tour, please understand that we work with volunteers for this fundraising event and will try our best to accommodate any last-minute needs. Please pre-arrange with our office at least 1 week prior to the tour date, for anything more specific.

Brought to you by the Globe Downtown Association, the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts, the Copper Cities Community Players, the historic research teams at the Bullion Plaza Cultural Museum and the Gila County Historical Museum, along with individual partners, this approximately 2-hr walking tour brings history back to life.

Brought to you by the Globe Downtown Association 501c-6 non-profit, and its partners. Special thanks to the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts, Copper Cities Community Players, the City of Globe, Bullion Plaza Museum, Gila County Historical Museum, Copper Mountain Transit, the 1916 Train Depot Complex, the 1910 Gila County Sherriff's Office and Jail, Thomas Thompson and countless volunteers and supporters.