Oxford Ghost Tours

02/22/2026

10/27/2025

Today’s the day! I hope you can join me at the Lafayette Public Library at 5:30 PM to talk about some of the haunting history of Oxford! 👻🩶🖤

Friendly reminder of this event this upcoming Monday on October 27th starting at 5:30 PM! Come learn about the dark history of Oxford 👻👻

10/25/2025

👻 Spooky Season is Upon Us 👻

❓ Are you looking for a hauntingly good time in Oxford, MS? Are you interested in dark history? Do you believe in ghosts?

If you said yes to any one of those questions, I have the perfect activity for you! Oxford Ghost Tours! 🩶

⏰ I am giving tours daily at 8PM!

🎟️ It’s $15 for an adult ticket and $10 for kids (although some stories may not be suitable for children)

💻 Please sign up online at www.oxfordmsghosttours.com

🖤 I hope to see you on tour this Spooky Season rs

We are located at the heart of Oxford, Mississippi, offering thrilling ghost tours that delve into the city's rich history.

10/21/2025

10/16/2025

Friendly reminder of this event this upcoming Monday on October 27th starting at 5:30 PM! Come learn about the dark history of Oxford 👻👻

10/16/2025

Think you know Oxford? Wait til you meet it's ghosts! Join Oxford Ghost Tours for a walk through the dark side of town- true stories, eerie encounters, and stories you won't hear anywhere else!

10/10/2025

We’ve had some pretty brave souls join us this week for some Fall Break Fun 👻 Book your tour today…. If you dare 🖤🩶

$15 per adult
$10 per kid

Book online at www.oxfordmsghosttours.com 👻

10/09/2025

Croft institute was built in 1853 meaning it has been on campus for 172 years! It’s the second oldest building still standing on campus today. Enslaved labor was used to build Croft and you can still see the slave’s fingerprints in the bricks. There’s one set of 3 finger prints that looks like it belonged to a child under one of the windows that’s faces the Circle.

Originally it was built as a Chapel but would later become a hospital during the Civil War. It also housed the 4 day long graduations for many years. Eventually it would be used to house the YMCA and would become known as the “Y” building. Today it’s renamed to be the Croft Institute for International Studies.

In the 1899 yearbook, there is a story of a student who was studying in Croft in the 1880s. He was on the 3rd floor and it was a stormy evening. An odor came through the room that smelled like smoke and burning sulfur. He opened the door to a dark hallway, but then he heard low footsteps on the stairs below and a knocking, as if someone was carrying a big stick. The student returned the room quietly but then there was a knock on the door. Although he didn’t hear the bolts to the door open, it swung open. He saw what looked to be a soldier dressed in a gray military suit with a black hat on his head and musket to his side. The figured asked if the boy was alone and then told him to tend to the fire because it was too cold for him up there. The boy was frozen in fear so the man laughed and started to tend to the fire himself. The boy sprang up to run out the door but the man grabbed his arm and it was icy to the touch. He motioned for the boy to sit and he did. The man started humming and then asking questions like who is the chancellor, the mayor, and other odd questions. The boy then heard a faint tapping of a drum coming from the grove and the man got up to leave. Then man turned and said “Good-bye young fellow. Ye needn’t be so much afraid, I only wanted to hear the news; I was sick in this house once.” The drum tapped again and the solider grabbed his musket and hurried down the stairs.

Have you seen any ghosts in Croft or on campus before? If so, let me know! Coming soon will be a Campus Ghost Tour, which will be FREE! I can’t wait to share more of the haunted history of Oxford with everyone 👻

10/03/2025

I had the wonderful opportunity to talk with Cara about my ghost tour and she wrote this amazing article about it!

“Vesey has a remarkable talent for captivating her audience through storytelling, leaving no detail unaddressed. Her work has brought a new and exciting focus to Oxford, especially on the town’s rich history.”

Thank you so much Cara for this article and coming on tour! If you’d like to learn more about Oxford’s dark history as we get into spooky season, check out my tour!

Uncovering the dark history of Oxford, from murder on the railroad to ghosts in the courthouse.

09/24/2025

I have some exciting news! I am partnering with the Lafayette County & Oxford Public Library to share some of the haunted history with anyone who is interested! Please share this and get the word out about this event. Libraries are super important and this one in particular helped me start my research for this ghost tour so I am very excited to do this event! See yall there! 👻🖤🩶