The Haunted Porter Mansion
The Porter Mansion, located in the heart of Key West, Florida, is a place where history and hauntings intertwine. This grand residence, built in the mid-19th century, has long been a focal point of ghost stories and eerie legends. Its past is rich w ...
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The Haunted Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church Graveyard
When you think of Key West, images of endless azure waves, fresh seafood buffets, and late-night bonfires on the beach likely come to mind. However, beneath this vibrant facade lies a shadowy past. A ghost tour with Southernmost Ghosts unveils this ...
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The Haunted La Concha Hotel
La Concha Hotel sits right on Duval Street, and is just around the corner from famous Key West landmarks like Mallory Square, the Hemingway House, and the Key West Aquarium. Built in 1926, the hotel is a bonafide part of Key West history, and its ha ...
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Carysfort Reef Lighthouse – Seminoles, sharks, and Ghosts.
The Garysfort Reef Lighthouse"That's the Garysfort Reef lighthouse...""That's a cork swaying in the water...""That too, but also a lighthouse. Speaking of corks...""You're drunk, Johnny... You're seeing ghosts..."When as a whole, ...
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Fort Jefferson in The Dry Tortugas – ghost, goblins and assassins in paradise.
The Dry Tortugas, just a stone’s throw away from Key West and Fidel’s less that prosperous economic wonderland is one of the hidden gems of American history. As a proud Floridian, and even prouder American, I can’t help but bump folks over the ...
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Top ten haunted spots in Florida
Florida is weird. It is a ramshackle state that has been pieced together into one of the country’s most fascinating regions in less than a century and a half. A place full of passion, artists, movements, poets, musicians, politicians, cognitive sc ...
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Key West Cemetery
Of all the places in the world, many people see cemeteries as some of the most haunted. Is this because of the souls that rest here or could it be something else? One of the most popular and most haunted places in Key West is the Key West Cemetery. ...
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Ernest Hemingway Home
Ernest Hemingway is known for his love of Key West. He loved the ocean, the people, and the city so very much. He wrote about the city and even had a home here. Calling Key West home was just one of the reasons he loved writing here and being here. ...
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Audubon House and Gardens
There’s a darker side to Key West, where even the Florida sun doesn’t penetrate. It’s where spirits linger, and tragic stories connected to their past leave an unseen stain that cannot be removed. One such example is the Audubon House & Tr ...
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Captain Tony’s Saloon
Captain Tony's Saloon has been given the name of the most notorious bar in Key West and for many good reasons! The bar was once called Sloppy Joe's and it was a favorite watering hole of Ernest Hemingway, Truman Capote, John F. Kennedy, an ...
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