Are you curious to hear tales of what haunts the buildings and streets of Downtown Vancouver? Interested in the strange and peculiar side of our local history? Then join us as we take an excursion through Clark County’s haunted history. Friday and Saturday nights in October guides from the Clark County Historical Museum will lead inquiring minds to the answers. Join them on walking tours along Main Street and beyond to uncover the unexplained in this historic city.

A mix of stories, memories, research, and personal experiences, these tours are a fascinating glimpse through the darker side of history. Many of our tales of history and terror are drawn from the book Darkness Next Door, penned by Clark County historian, Pat Jollota. They begin at 7:00 PM , and guides will lead up to 25 people for approximately a mile while making frequent stops along the way. General admission tickets are $20.00 per person and ($15.00 for CCHM Members).

All are welcome on the tours, though they are best suited for those 10 years and older. Tickets are required for all persons attending over the age of six. In addition, tours happen rain or shine, so CCHM encourages guests to bring a flashlight and dress for the weather. (Costumes appreciated.)

CCHM’s Haunted Walking Tours is an annual and popular series that supports the museum’s mission to gather, save, and share Clark County history.

Presented by Heritage Bank
Sponsored by Squires Electric and the Vancouver Downtown Association
Media Sponsor: The Columbian

Tickets on sale to non-members on August 19. Members, see email sent August 12 for advance link to tickets!