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• Kelly Hotel - The Kelly hotel was the 1st stop on the Pony Express between Buffalo & Erie. It was built in 1830 and has lots of ghost investigators stop over the years.

• Witches Brew - This dinner theater group brings an exciting twist to this year’s Halloween trick and treats!

• The Brewerie at Union Station - Home to several ghostly guests, including young Clara who fell to her death by the fate of her father

• Take a chocolate break at Pulako’s Chocolate

• Erie Cemetery - Vampire’s Crypt, Witch’s Circle & Keeper of the ashes

• Graveyard pond/Misery Bay - Hear the story of the harsh winter of 1813 with Smallpox epidemic

• Old Fort Presque Isle & Wayne Blockhouse - Hear the story of Mad Anthony Wayne

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Kelly Hotel - The Kelly hotel was the 1st stop on the Pony Express between Bu�alo & Erie. It was built in 1830 and has lots of ghost investigators stop over the years. Your tour guide will go over the evidence and information from the ghost hunts, maybe the ghost will even tag along with the tour and add a few stories!

Witches Brew - This dinner theater group brings an exciting twist to this year’s Halloween trick and treats! Set in the land of midnight shadows and starry skies, comes the story of the Witch of Halloween. Determined to com-plete her brew, the witch who wants to turn all days into Halloween, summons 3 lost souls to aide in her sorcery. Can she claim her destiny with the elite of the sisterhood, or will the good in all beings prevail over the darkness of the evil?

The Brewerie at Union Station - Erie’s Union Station was dedicated and opened to the public in a grand fashion on December 3rd, 1927.The Train station cost over 3 million dollars and was a modern marvel at the time. Encompassing two city blocks and over 100,000 square feet, the structure exhibited then-popular Art Deco in�uences such as stylized, geometric detailing executed in terracotta and metal. To this day it remains a symbol of the railroads’ poser and glory in the �rst half of the twentieth century. Famous Travelers include: President Franklin D. Roosevelt, President Harry Truman, Heavy Weight Boxing Champ Jack Dempsey, legendary Babe Ruth, and more! The Brewerie has had several dozen deaths reported in its long history and his home to many spiritual guests. Hear the tragic story of young Clara who ultimately met her demise at her father’s hand and is still seen and heard today.

Pulako’s Chocolates - Pulako’s story began in 1889 when founder George P. Pulako starting selling his homemade candies out of his own home. Four generations later Pulako’s is even more successful producing fresh candies everyday! Your guide will explain the front line production to the chocolate factory with plenty of time for sampling and shopping!

Erie Cemetery - Hear the chilling stories of Erie’s oldest cemetery and its occupants from the Vampires Crypt, Witch’s Circle, and the Keeper of the ashes. Enough to make the hair on the back of your neck stand straight up!!

Graveyard pond/Misery Bay - Hear the story of the harsh winter of 1813 with the Smallpox epidemic.

Old Fort Presque Isle & Wayne Blockhouse - Hear about Mad Anthony Wayne!