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The moon is out and the veil is thin come hear ghostly tales of the spirits that reside within!
Many souls have passed in and out of the Davis-Horton House- the oldest standing edifice in downtown San Diego, and some believe these souls never left. In its 170-year history, the house has been used as a boarding house, private residence, military barracks, county hospital, and even has some Prohibition and espionage history!
Join us *virtually* as we take you on a guided tour through our dimly lit House and hear stories of past residents and present visits from the beyond!
We will take you on an evening tour via Zoom of downtown San Diego’s most historic- and possibly most haunted- House! Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are available select evenings only! Reservations must be made in advance by booking online. Sorry, no refunds.
Moonlight Tour dates:
The days are beginning to shorten, the nights are getting longer and Moon is shining bright!
*Friday, November 13th 2020 at 6PM
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