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Dash Beardsley's Ghost Tours of Galveston
123 Rosenberg
Galveston, TX 
Phone: (409)877-1794

Founded in 1999 by Creator and Mastermind Dash Beardsley, Ghost Tours of Galveston IS Galveston Island's first, foremost, and original haunted historical walking tour.

This unique two hour tour combines history, mystery, ghost stories and legends taking you on a journey into Galveston's richly unknown past. Come view the Island as you have never before. Even if you don't believe in spirits now, you may very well change your mind after walking the bricklined streets of The Strand

Sites you'll see include:

  • A railroad museum where a headless apparition is reported to still haunt the old railroad yard area.
  • A former bank building haunted by a murdered Police officer.
  • The civil war ghosts that haunt an old infirmary and building that was used for housing during the 1850's and 60's.
  • Haunted hotels & restaurants.
Cameras are encouraged, as some have actually captured ghostly phenomena that were discovered after the film was developed! However, video cameras and tape recorders are not allowed.

The tour takes approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours and is wheelchair friendly.

Admission
Call for Pricing

Hours of Operation
Tours are scheduled daily. Make your reservations now to insure your place on our next ghostly tour of the haunted Historical Strand.

Payments Accepted
Cash




From Bolivar Peninsula to The Strand:
Starting from Crystal Beach, travel approximately 10.7 miles to the Bolivar Ferry. Upon exiting the Ferry, take Ferry Road (SR-87) and head southeast approximately .9 miles. Turn right (west) onto Harborside Drive and travel approximately 1.5 miles. Turn left (south) onto 23rd Street (Tremont St.) and travel approximately .1 miles to The Strand (Ave. B).

From Houston to The Strand:
Travel Interstate 45 South (Gulf Freeway) to the Galveston Causeway. Soon after crossing the Causeway, I-45 becomes Broadway (SR-87, Ave. J). Continue traveling along Broadway for approximately 2.8 miles. Turn left on 24th Street and travel north approximately .5 miles to The Strand (Ave. B).

   
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