With the arrival of October also comes the appearance of Halloween candy, costumes, and events. If you love the Halloween season then you will certainly love this haunted history tour of Kansas City. Board the trolley and arrive at one of the most haunted mansions in the Kansas City area for a ghostly guided tour. Be sure to charge up your phone because if you spot a ghost you’ll want to capture the moment that left you with spine tingling chills. Read on to find out how to get tickets for this spooky limited time event.

Kansas City is one of the most haunted cities in the state of Missouri. From ghost ridden hotels to eerie old estates, the paranormal activity in Kansas City is remarkable.
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The Kansas City Fun Tours trolley is the perfect vehicle for ghost hunting in Kansas City this October. They will be offering haunted history tours throughout October.
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Tickets are $34 but you can sit back and learn about some of the most haunted places in Kansas City en route to the haunted and historic Majors' family home.
So grab some dinner at Lew's Grill and Bar, where the trolley will meet your group for the Kansas City Haunted History Tour.
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The trolley will take you to the Alexander Majors Homestead. Majors built the home in 1856 and it is now a part of the National Historic Register of Places.
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The Majors family lived in the home until 1904. By 1930 the home was in disrepair and Louisa Johnston, the great granddaughter of Alexander Majors, bought the home and lovingly restored it.
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Johnston lived in the home until her death in 1979. Many believe that her ghost still resides in the Majors home.
Visitors and volunteers have also claimed to have heard voices and other strange, unexplained noises.
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Purchase your tickets and board the trolley for a spooky and historic tour of Kansas City's local haunts.
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Find out more about the tour from the Kansas City Fun Tours Facebook page. If you want to know more about the Majors House, you can find their webiste here.

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