ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Join in on the action if you dare as the St. Petersburg Museum of History brings the ghostly into the Sunshine City’s history with a spooktacular calendar of haunted events.
The Museum of History will take part in the World’s Largest Ghost Hunt 2023 on Saturday, September 30, as ghost hunters in countries around the world seek out the supernatural in potentially haunted venues. And it just so happens to occur on National Ghost Day.
Organized by The SPIRITS of St. Petersburg, a nationally known supernatural investigative organization, visitors will learn the techniques of ghost hunting and the equipment used.
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Then everyone will explore the Museum’s galleries, and its archives that has stored historical artifacts for over 100 years. SPIRITS of St. Petersburg has completed over 400 ghostly investigations and has been featured on television’s Dead Files.
The World’s Largest Ghost Hunt at the Museum of History is from 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. and is limited to 50 participants.
For Ghost Hunt tickets, visit www.historystpete.org or call 727-894-1052.
For those who want to explore the ghostly areas of St. Petersburg, the Museum of History is offering Haunted Ghost Tours every Thursday Night in October.
Leaving the Museum of History on the St. Pete Pier at 6:30 pm, and hosted by SPIRITS of St. Petersburg founder Dr. Brandy Stark, the tour takes through lesser-known haunts of downtown and the vastly haunted neighborhoods of Roser Park and the Old Northeast.
The Haunted Trolley Tours are limited to 16 guests per trolley – sign up quickly!
Purchase tickets for the trolley tours at www.HistoryStPete.org, or by calling the Museum at 727-894-1052, ext. 200.
“We love to share all the history of St. Petersburg, even the history that can’t be explained,” said Museum Executive Director Rui Farias. “Shadows, doors slamming, unexplained noises after the Museum is closed, we’ve had them all. We look forward to see what our ghost hunters will find in our 101-year-old museum!”
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