Haunted Mansion Tour
WHEN: Monday 6 - 7pm
Wednesday 6 - 7pm
Thursday 6 - 7pm
Friday 6 - 7pm
WHERE: 127 WEST STREET, BAR HARBOR, ME 04609
TYPE: Indoor Walking Tour
DURATION: About 60 minutes
LENGTH: les than 1/4 mile
RESERVATION ONLY
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Experience the thrills of La Rochelle, one of Bar Harbor's haunted and historic mansions: Join us on a journey into the heart of supernatural lore as we delve into the shadowy past of this grand mansion from the Cottage Era. From restless spirits to ghostly apparitions, every corner holds a story waiting to be unearthed. Our guided tour offers a blend of history and hauntings, providing guests with an unforgettable adventure into the paranormal realm. Dare to join us for an event you'll never forget!
On a typical tour you will:
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Get exclusive after-hours access to an historic mansion.
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Visit all four levels from the basement to the servants quarters!
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Hear stories of scandalous ghosts, a witch, and staff "spirited" encounters.
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Find out the hidden connection of Bar Harbor and the Headless Horseman.
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Visit areas not open to the general public.
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Hear about prohibition booze and mistresses of elite society.
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Discover the museum's collection connection to a World War II spirit.
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NO ELEVATOR ACCESS - YOU MUST BE MOBILE ENOUGH FOR STAIRS IN THIS HISTORIC BUILDING
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Although we don't guarantee you will see a ghost you may be one of the lucky few to capture photographic images of orbs or apparitions in various tour locations.​
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Reservations are required.
Children welcome, ages 12 and up recommended.
Make your reservations early as tours can sell out fast.
We limit the number of guests on each tour.
Ticket availability is not guaranteed if you do not purchase your spot in advance.
Don’t take your tour from just anyone! Be secure knowing your tour is in good hands. Bar Harbor Ghost Tours are led by nationally certified guides who have had rigorous formal training and been tested using national standards of excellence.
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A portion of each sale goes to help support Bar Harbor Historical Society's La Rochelle Mansion & Museum.