Wind and Souls an Adults Only Ghost Tour in Chicago

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1. At this stop, you will hear about the tragedy of how 602 people lost their lives at the Iroquois Theatre in 1903.

   13 min

2. At this stop you will visit the Oriental Theatre, now named James M. Nederlander Theatre, which stands in the same spot as the Iroquois. The story of the tragedy of the Iroquois Theatre will be continued and you'll hear about paranormal activity in the Alley of Death.

   11 min

3. At this stop, you will discuss the second librarian in the history of Chicago's public library system, Frederick H. Hild, and how his spirit lurks behind in the very building in which he was the first librarian.

   11 min

4. At this stop you will hear about some of the stories that have happened around the area. You'll discuss Lincoln Park, which was once a burial ground.

   11 min

5. The Art Institute of Chicago is the second-largest art museum in the country. Here you will discuss how that how some of more than 300,000 items are haunted.

   11 min

6. At this stop you will visit one of the most haunted hotels in the country. You'll hear how Stephen King was inspired to write a short story by Room 441 and you will discuss tragedies that made this a hotel a paranormal hot spot.

   11 min

7. At this stop you will hear the story of a figure that haunts not just one place, but the entirety of Chicago, the Ghost of Al Capone.

   11 min

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How it compares in Chicago

• Its from-price is 56% below the median of the 524 experiences we list in Chicago.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 117 of 524.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Chicago

Chicago is a Great Lakes city on Lake Michigan, famed for skyscraper architecture, deep-dish pizza, blues and jazz and a long lakefront of parks.

Chicago rebuilt itself after the fire of 1871 and became the cradle of the skyscraper. The Chicago River runs through the Loop, where tall towers rise, and boat tours explain the architecture from the water. Millennium Park's mirrored Cloud Gate sculpture, known as the Bean, and the Art Institute of Chicago, with its Impressionist paintings, are close together. Willis Tower has a glass-floored observation deck.

Top-ranked sights in Chicago: Navy Pier, Wrigley Building, The Magnificent Mile.

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