Portsmouth's Famous Ghosts Walking Tour

This chilling ghost tours Portsmouth NH experience blends real history with unforgettable hauntings.

• Ceres Bakery & Sheafe Street Inn
  Start where ghostly bar fights still seem to happen after hours—chairs move, shadows appear, and the spirit of John Bellamy may still linger

• The Huntsman & Hell Hounds
  A terrifying apparition said to ride through Portsmouth’s streets with a pack of ghostly hounds.

• 111 State Street (Old Bridge Café)
  A former bar with a violent past—where shadow figures, flying objects, and a stabbing victim’s spirit are still reported.

• 177 State Street (Haunted Brothel)
  Once home to dozens of brothels, now said to be haunted by women who never left.

• Underground Railroad & Hidden Tunnels
  Explore the powerful—and haunted—history of Portsmouth’s underground network used by escaping slaves.

• African Burial Ground Memorial
  A solemn and powerful stop where over 200 souls rest beneath the city streets.

• The Rockingham Hotel
  One of the most haunted buildings in Portsmouth, home to the mysterious Lady in White.

• John Paul Jones House
  A historic home filled with ghost sightings—including eerie cherub statues tied to a violent past.

• Portsmouth Music Hall
  A former poorhouse turned theater where shadowy figures still appear during performances.

• Portsmouth Brewery
  End your tour with one of the city’s most unusual hauntings—a playful, mischievous ghost known for getting a little too close.

This is one of the most immersive Portsmouth NH ghost tours—equal parts history, mystery, and fun.