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Ghost Tours
Do you believe in ghosts?
If not, a trip to Jefferson might just change your mind.
Jefferson is home to so many historic sites and original buildings from 150 years ago, and people believe some of the original residents are
still living here too. So many, in fact, that Jefferson has earned the title "most haunted small town in America."
There are many recorded accounts of mysterious sightings and unexplained phenomena. It's not unusual for guests of Jefferson
hotels to report sudden cold chills, odors with no discernable origin, phantom footsteps or voices and strange apparitions.
Visit The Grove and you may see one of its many resident ghosts. So many people have reported strange and inexplicable
sightings that Jefferson has become a repeat destination of serious ghost hunters and paranormal investigators who claim to have
documented evidence.
Come and visit the historic Oakwood Cemetery, take a Jefferson Ghost Walk or a trip on the Ghost Train.
Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, you may just get a visit from Jefferson's spirited past.
Below is a complete list of Jefferson's haunted happenings:
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Party, function, meeting and event space available at the Jefferson Visitor Center.
305 E. Austin
Jefferson, TX 75657
903-665-3733
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