Shepherdstown Ghost Tours

06/20/2026

05/30/2026

You never know what might appear during a tour...

05/28/2026

Do you know about the Beeline March?

The 500-Mile Journey Made by the First West Virginians to Answer their Country’s CallWhen the “Short heard ‘round the world” echoed from Lexington & Concord,...

05/23/2026

This is one of my favorite captures over the recent years. It was a frigid night as I stood just below St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. This structure certainly stands out and is visible from most locations here. During the war, and as the town changed hands a number of times, the church's neutrality was emphasized with the flying of a British Union Jack flag.

05/22/2026

Well, Darn. Tour is cancelled tonight due to the rain.

Memorial Day Ghost Tour tonight at 7pm. We meet in front of Panagiota’s Taste of Greece 115 E German Street. Book online by 6pm. Www.SmallTownGhostTours.net.

Let's honor and remember those who fought and fell fighting for our country.

Learn the history of the Sharpsburg Memorial Day Parade and the Beeline March, and the Morgan Grove Park barbecue of 1825, as well as our information about the Civil War in our area.

No tours tomorrow night so that our BooCrew can spend time with family.

05/18/2026

Along Main Street in Sharpsburg, Maryland, this was the site of the Lutheran Church in 1862. The modern wooden sign reads: “Used as a signal station by Lee. Was also a Union Hospital."

Famously photographed by Alexander Gardner just after the battle, the original structure that once stood here did sustain some battle damage as incoming Federal artillery rounds would have been coming down around this area. Confederate forces had guns placed just above this location on the high ground across what is today's Antietam National Cemetery. As a bonus, a Civil War Trails, Inc. wayside was placed here just a few years ago…

05/18/2026

Scenes from the The Back Alley Garden Tour & Tea 2026...

A HUGE, HUGE, HUGE applause for the Shepherdstown Community Club and its committee that puts this on every year!!!!

Amazing event!!! Shepherdstown Residents, your homes should be in a magazine! Thank you for opening your gardens to all of us!

The art exhibit at Historic Shepherdstown of the Plein Air artists was fabulous!!! Thank you The Bridge Gallery for organizing that!

Shepherdstown Ghost Tours and Kelly Moore Sheds & Marketplace will be more involved in some way, and we hope to make the Enchanted Tea during Halloween in Shepherdstown just as fun and elaborate!

If you did the tour this past weekend, did you see our ad? If so, mention it to the tour guide when you book a tour online for a special gift! Www.SmallTownGhostTours.net

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Also, huge shout out to Kelly Moore Sheds for providing adorable sheds and greenhouses that are perfect for these gorgeous yards. Www.KellyMooreSheds.com delivers to Shepherdstown. 🍀 😃 🌸

05/08/2026

Ghost tour tonight!!! We meet at 7pm in front of Panagiota’s Taste of Greece . Book online www.SmallTownGhostTours.net by 6:30pm.

I will tell you about my experience today and yesterday involving the post I made in Sharpsburg Ghost Tours .

Not all ghosts are Civil War related here in Sharpsburg, Maryland. I just received a message for someone local from the spirit of an older woman with short curly grey/white hair wearing a navy blue dress from the 1940s or 50s. She was in a 1980s style kitchen.

I believe she once lived on Sharpsburg Pike in a now abandoned brick rancher. I will take photos later today of the house and possibly a video.

But her message is "Put them on restriction." If this message might be for you, please comment or message me.

Edit: Added a Chat GPT photo (against my beliefs) to help show all of you see what the spirit looked a bit like. Does she look familiar to anyone living in or from Sharpsburg?

04/13/2026

Maryland EGGfest is Saturday, May 2nd, Kentucky Derby Day!!! Wear a fancy hat in honor of the day to the Maryland EGGfest 2026 and you'll get a Door Prize Ticket for your chance to win from awesome prizes from our sponsors and vendors!

04/13/2026

Professor Shaw would be so happy and proud! Thank you, WISH!

A beloved piece of Shepherdstown history is back! Thanks to a grant from WISH (Women Investing in Shepherd), the Florence Shaw Demonstration Cottage, better known as the Little House, has been beautifully restored.

Built in 1929 as a hands-on learning project for Shepherd College students and local children, this tiny limestone cottage has long been one of Jefferson County’s most charming landmarks.

It will be open 10am-2pm on the 2nd Saturday of each month, or by request.

Submit a request: www.shepherd.edu/little-house-request

Donations are gratefully accepted to the Little House Fund through the Shepherd University Foundation:
www.shepherduniversityfoundation.org/donate/