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Haunted Tours returns to the Museum, sponsored by the Seminole County Historical Society!

Capacity is limited to 15 persons per tour this year. Tours on the hour at 6pm, 7pm, 8pm, and 9pm. Bring your own ghost hunting equipment, or use ours as we track the ghosts through our halls and relay the strange phenomena which have taken place within our walls! Your ghostly guide, dressed in appropriate costumed garb, will share with you spine tingling stories of the unexplained things that have happened at the museum.

O?n the tour, you might possibly encounter a spirit of an indigenous person who goes by the name of 'Tio Juan'. He is seemingly tied to the remnants of the 3500-year bald cypress tree known as the Senator that was burned down by an arson in 2012 who guards what is left of the tree. One of the museum's buildings was built on top of what was once an early 20th century cholera ward where many victims of a fever outbreak died and seems to have remained home to the people who died there. Does a poltergeist named Nick who is known to dislike ladies inhibit the museum's basement? Come and find out! And, finally, no ghost tour would be complete without a mischievous little girl who gets very upset when her hair brush is moved!

A?ll tickets must be purchased online via Eventbrite. For more information, please visit www.seminolecountyhistoricalsociety.com or call 407-665-2489.