HAMPTON, Va. - It's a spooky look at the real history of Hampton and the surrounding area.
Hampton Horror Tours are back — billed as a "frighteningly fun" way to raise money for the Hampton History Museum.
Visitors will meet in the museum lobby at 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. on October 25-30 to take a terrifying trek through Downtown Hampton.
It includes a lantern tour of the historic St. John's graveyard to meet the first Colonial American accused of witchcraft, yellow fever victims, Prohibition-era bootleggers and drowning victim Jenny Kane, subject of the 1931 "Trial-of-the-Century."
Robert Weathers, a character interpreter at Colonial Williamsburg, has been brought on this year as the new scriptwriter and director.
Tickets purchased in advance are $14 and $12 for kids under 12, with the cost increasing if purchased at the door. The tour is not recommended for children under 8.
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