The Salisbury Ghost Walk began in 2010 and covers a six block area in downtown Historic Salisbury, North Carolina. The stories are well researched and reveal findings from present day investigations. The narratives are published in a book entitled, The "Wettest & Wickedest" Town: An Illustrated Guide to The Legends & Ghosts of Salisbury, NC by Karen C. Lilly-Bowyer.

Join Boo for a fun-filled walk around downtown to hear the tales of haunts from days-gone-by that continue to reveal themself today. Salisbury's reputation as the "the wettest and wickedist town" still lingers in the spirits. Be sure to bring a camera, flash light, and a friend to share the night.

 

Schedule

Tours meet on the steps of the Old Salisbury Post Office (Rowan County Administration Building), corner of Church St. and Innes St. (130 West Innes Street) 130 West InnesFrom I 85 take exit 76 towards Historic Salisbury downtown.You will be on East Innes Street. Drive approximately one mile. You will go through several stoplights. When you reach the intersection of Innes and Main Street (The Square), you are one block from your destination. When you cross Main the street becomes West Innes. The Ghost Walk meets on the steps of the Rowan County Commissioner's building, which is the last building in the block on the right hand side of the street. This is the corner of Church Street and Innes Street. The building used to be the Post Office and Federal Courthouse, a large white marble building.?