The tour ends at the most haunted spot in town where you'll hear it's creepy history and the spirits that linger.

The tour starts outside the ghost city Inn where you'll hear it's story, the story of Jerome, and the haunts that linger.

Jerome was built on a mountain riddled with mines, explosions, and unstable ground—and one little jail discovered just how unstable it could be. See where it ended up and hear the bizarre story of the jail that literally went for a walk.

Its official name may be Lawrence Memorial Hall, but around Jerome everyone knows it as Spook Hall. Discover the darker history of this former red-light district and the chilling legend of a mysterious woman who may still wander these streets after dark.

This historic hotel survived fires, Jerome’s wild mining years, and more than a century of guests passing through its doors. But according to the stories, a few of those guests may have never checked out.

You'll explore historic Main street, see the hidden Husband's alley, and hear the stories of the bordello's, ghosts and saloons that once were.

Come for the burgers and stay for the ghosts. This popular Jerome restaurant didn't choose its unusual name just for fun—something very strange happened during renovations that convinced its owners they might not be alone.

Enter Jerome’s historic medical district, where doctors and nurses once cared for miners suffering from accidents, disease, and injuries deep beneath the mountain. The buildings are peaceful today—but some visitors believe echoes of their hospital days remain.

Step into Jerome’s colorful boomtown past, where hotels, artists, miners, and the town’s notorious red-light district all share the same streets. One building in particular has a rather scandalous past—and stories suggest someone from those days may still be keeping an eye on visitors.