Acworth Ghost Tours

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Acworth Ghost Tours Step into Acworth’s haunted history on our Ghost Tours, Friday & Saturday nights in October at 7:30 PM. Private tours also available all year long.

Hear the true tales of the spirits said to still linger in historic downtown. Check in begins at 7PM at the historic jail: 4367 Center Street. At 7:30 pm every Friday and Saturday evening (weather permitting) in the month of October. Space on all tours is limited and advance tickets are required. No reservations are held without ticket purchase. You must purchase advance tickets by calling 770-653-0756. Use the Book Now button to purchase tickets for specific dates. Our tour guides tell stories based on a mix of documented sightings, firsthand experience, research, and history. Please wear comfortable walking shoes and feel free to bring a flashlight and a camera. You are welcome to bring your own ghost hunter equipment if you would like. Also, please bring an empty bladder, as there are no public restrooms on the tour. Tours last between ninety minutes to two hours and we will be walking 1.2 miles on sidewalks in historic Acworth.

10/09/2026
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09/30/2026

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Acworth Ghost Tours: Seasonal Walking Tours Explore the history and mystery of Historic Downtown Acworth on a guided walking tour filled with haunting tales, documented sightings, firsthand experiences, local research, and fascinating history. Enjoy the charm of downtown Acworth while discovering th...

08/09/2026

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05/09/2026

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The Ghost of Allatoona Pass was a mysterious figure that appeared on the tops of trains rolling along the W&A Railroad in Georgia during the 1870s. Employees of the railroad often tried to confront the ghost, leading to widespread news coverage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmAOO9ymjjUIf any of you remember this particular old television horror show host, he in...
04/20/2026

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If any of you remember this particular old television horror show host, he included a parody when he played the Universal movie House of Franenstein. The original movie had a working title of Chamber of Horrors, and planned to include the Mummy and more. A few weeks ago I posted rockabilly guitarist Johnny Legend's cover of the classic song about the movie.

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4367 Center Street
Acworth, GA
30101

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