Pause outside the Altria Theater, an ornate Richmond landmark originally opened in 1927 as the Mosque. Your guide will discuss its unusual architecture, colorful entertainment history, and the eerie stories associated with generations of performers, employees, and visitors. This is an exterior stop; the tour does not enter the theater.

At the heart of the VCU campus are dark history tales that hide amidst the modern academic architecture. Hear about how this space has changed over the years and what happened here in days gone by.

Pause outside the Scott House, a grand Beaux-Arts mansion completed in 1911 and inspired by the architecture of France. Your guide will share stories from the property’s past, including a sinister local legend and reports of unexplained activity within and around the house. This is an exterior stop; the tour does not enter the building.

Pause outside Ginter House, the elaborate former home of Richmond businessman and philanthropist Lewis Ginter. Your guide will trace the building’s transformation from private residence to library and university landmark, along with reports of unexplained activity associated with the property. This is an exterior stop; the tour does not enter the building.

Pause outside the VCU Honors College, a residence and academic building with a strikingly modern appearance and a surprisingly unsettling reputation. Your guide will share stories of tragedy, unexplained disturbances, and reported activity that once troubled students and staff. This is an exterior stop; the tour does not enter the building.

Begin in Monroe Park, Richmond’s oldest municipal park and the landmark that gives VCU’s surrounding campus its name. Your guide will explore chapters from the park’s long and sometimes troubled history, including unsettling events, local legends, and stories of unexplained encounters. This is an outdoor public space.