Lawrenceville, Ga., (September, 28 2006) ? After a successful launch last fall and a very busy summer, Lawrenceville, GA Ghost Tours are primed for a colossal October. The tours offer patrons a great alternative to the long lines of Haunted Houses with advance reservations. Dress appropriately for the weather and wear comfortable shoes as this is a walking tour that begins and ends in the picturesque plaza next to Lil? River Grill on Crogan Street in Lawrenceville.
Just in time for the Halloween Season, Lawrenceville, GA Ghost Tours offers an expanded schedule including tours every night! Highlighting the most vivid stories of the strange and supernatural a costumed guide will lead ghost tour groups every night on a 90-minute adventure on the Historic Square in beautiful Downtown Lawrenceville. Our macabre tales will send a chill down your spine.
On weeknights (Sun ? Thurs) we will have tours at 8:30pm, but on the weekends (Fri & Sat) there will be two chances to take a scary stroll through haunted Lawrenceville at both 7:00pm & 9:00pm. If you have a large group of folks like a Scout Troop, Red Hats, Church Group, Office Party or Neighborhood Association we will even schedule a private tour.
New This Year, Lawrenceville, GA Ghost Tours welcomes a partner, The Paranormal Science Investigations Network, to give folks the chance to be like popular television ghost hunters as we introduce Historic Lawrenceville Ghost Hunts.
The Paranormal Science Investigations Network is a group of local ghost hunters that investigate claims of the paranormal. This Halloween season, we offer two special Ghost Hunts. Your Ghost Hunt experience will include an introduction to the equipment used by professional ghost investigators plus you will actually get to participate in an active investigation. All participants will receive a commemorative CD of the evidence gathered that evening.
Ghost Hunt I October 14 - The Old Jail
As seen in Lawrenceville GA, Ghost Tours, The Old Jail is one of the oldest buildings in Historic Downtown Lawrenceville. Once you enter through the big steel door it's like taking a trip through time to the turn of the century. Who knows what types of tortured souls would stay behind to haunt a jail?
Ghost Hunt II October 28 - The Cemetery
Halloween weekend is the perfect time for the investigation of Lawrenceville Historic Cemetery. With graves dating back to the American Revolution this cemetery has been documented as having extraordinary paranormal activity. When WXIA TV News spent the night they were nearly foiled while attempting to film a story about the supernatural. The newsmen suffered several unexplained occurrences including losing power to their cameras. Perhaps you will be more successful.
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