Tickets can be purchased from your guide at the start of the tour or online for specific tours.You do not need reservations for tours and you will be able to see and hear during the tour..  Group tours available, inquire at mail@historicstrolls.com . Please plan to arrive 10 minutes before the start time of the tour to meet your guide. Your guide will be in costume and character.  Exact change welcomed with a curtsey. For Weather Updates, email Natalie at historicstrolls.com when snow/hurricaine is predicted, call the tourline at 301-588-9255 for a tour update.

301-588-9255 tourline.

Please call the tour line at 301-588-9255 day of tour for weather updates

 

Ghost Story Tour of Washington

Tour  Haunted Lafayette Park in DC on our Ghost Tour

 Ghost Note: your ghostly guide will be in costume and have a lantern and the Ghost Story Tour banner

This is Washington DCs original costumed tour of haunted places in DC

This tour takes

you to Lafayette Square. You'll tour the most

haunted square

in haunted Washington DC!

Adults: $12.00

Children under 16:$6.00 (-this tour is recommended for 8 years and up) No Reservations, just come on down or buy tickets below

Dates & Times: 2012: Beginning Friday, October 13.

Fridays and Saturdays in October at 8:00 pm beginning 10/13

 Meeting Place for Ghost Story Tour! Meet your ghost guide (in costume) at Vermont and I (eye) St NW, next to the McPherson Square Metro Exit. When you come out of the Metro, look to the right on Vermont and we will be there!

 If the guide isn’t in costume, with the Ghost Tour sign and solar lantern, it’s not us!

Metro: McPherson Square Vermont and I (EYE) Streets NW: This is called The White House exit by Metro

Street address for McPherson is 1400 I St. NW
WashingtonDC  20005

Tickets must be purchased by 5:00pm on the day of the show you wish to attend. Tickets are non-refundable if the tour goes on as scheduled. Tours are rain or shine. If by some shocking event, tour has to be rescheduled due to hurricane, lightning storms or marauding bears, ticket holders will be allowed to reschedule. And yes, this is the most frugally priced DC ghost tour you'll find. We say; If you want to see a ghost tour of DC, you shouldn't have to pay ghoulish prices.

 2011 December 10th, 17th, 24th  Dickens Tour Dates: Time: 12:00noon

Reservations are not required. You may purchase tickets from Mrs.Cratchit at 11:45 on day of tour or by 9:30 am online on the day of the tour you wish to attend

Adults: $12.00
Children under 16: $6.00 (kids in strollers or carriers are free)

Meet your guide at: Cosi Coffee

Tenth & E, NW -- across from FBI on E St.

Metro: Metro Center Metrorail red lineMetrorail blue lineMetrorail orange line

directions to 10th and E NW (Cosi), parking ideas and Metro stops nearby

You may, if you wish, purchase tickets in advance for Dickens (but tis not required, there is room for all says Tiny Tim!) Tickets must be purchased by 9:30 am the morning of the tour you wish to attend please

Tickets for Dickens 2011

Dickens Tickets

 

 

 

Courage! A Civil War Tour

 

2012 Tour Dates: March 17th, April 14th, May19th, June 16th, September 15th, October 20th, November17thour

 

Adults: $12.00
Children under 16: $6.00 (kids in strollers or carriers are free) Accessible

Time: 11:00 am

Meet your guide at: Cosi Coffee

Tenth & E, NW -- across from FBI on E St.

Metro: Metro Center, 11th St. Exit, Archives, 7th St Exit, Gallery Place, Arena exit at 7th and F St.

Dates:  March through November (excepting July and August)

Buy Tickets in Advance (not required)

Courage! The Civil War in Washington Tickets
 

 

F. Loyd Wrong is Right:
A Stroll through Architecture in DC

”America's worst architect shows you the best architecture in Washington.  

  group tours available

 

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World War 2 in Washington: Gussie’s War

Rationing! Lines, Gobbledegook, Hollywood Stars!Endangered Cherry Trees and more on this interactive tour. Learn what World War Two was

like for Washingtonians as you meet characters from the era.

group tours available  

 

 

 

 

Masons, Mysteries and an Odd Fellow: Secrets of the Streets! Why is there a statue of a Confederate General in Downtown Washington? Did a future crowned head of Europe dance in a Masonic Hall?  Find out the answers to these questions as you learn about some of the City’s most beautiful Masonic Structures. Meets outside Caribou Coffee 601 13th St NW (Right next to Metro Center)

group tours available for this tour

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bad Olde Days

Group tours available upon request. Please contact Natalie Zanin for more information.

 

 

 

 

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