Haunted Manhattan's Greenwich Village Tour: Supernatural Secrets

Washington Square Park: popular tourist destination, hang-out for college students… and burial ground? Hear the full story from The Professor as they guide you through Greenwich Village, introducing you to some of the most notorious haunts in New York.

Drop in for a monstrous matinee at the Provincetown Playhouse, then hear some poetry from Poe himself, and maybe take a carriage ride with Aaron Burr! The Professor knows them all, and will make sure that you learn a lesson or two about the supernatural history of one of the oldest neighborhoods in Manhattan.

The Washington Memorial Arch commemorated the centennial of George Washington’s inauguration. But The Professor will enlighten you as to why construction was delayed…what lies beneath…and who may remain…

Meeting Location

Exact meeting location details will be provided in an email sent the afternoon of your tour.

Meet Your Guide

The Professor

Take a tour with the The Professor. Class is in session, and this professor’s a killer grader. The Professor has lived in Greenwich Village for ages, and knows all of the neighborhood’s greatest haunts. They are an aficionado of the works of Edgar Allan Poe, having spoken to Mr. Poe in Washington Square Park on several occasions. Furthermore, The Professor is a cherished academic advisor, who has helped students who are plagued by ghosts in their dormitories…in their classrooms…really, just about everywhere around The Village. Be prepared for the assignments: if you haven’t done the reading, you might find your grade—or yourself—cut in half.