Pensacola Museum of History: Where the Past Never Rests! Where history doesn’t just whisper from the exhibits—it lingers in the shadows, moves objects unseen, and runs through the halls long after closing time. This 1907 landmark, once City Hall, holds artefacts from around the world—some with histories so dark, they refuse to stay silent. Phantom footsteps thunder through the stairwells, eerie giggles echo in empty rooms, and lifts open unbidden, as if summoned by unseen hands. Visitors and staff alike have experienced chilling encounters: boxes mysteriously shifting in storage rooms, ghostly whispers brushing against the skin, and the strange, relentless rearrangement of antique shoes in the historic Lear House. Is it the spirit of Emma Snowden, the meticulous boarding house operator from the 1920s? Or something even older, tied to the relics of the past?

Stroll through the city’s most haunted streets, where restless spirits still roam, eerie whispers echo in the night, and every historic building holds a chilling secret. From haunted bars to forgotten crime scenes, brothels of the past to theatres where spirits still take the stage, this tour will reveal Pensacola’s darkest mysteries. Old Escambia County Courthouse – Formerly the tax collector’s office, now a hotspot for unexplained activity. The Red-Light District of Romano Street – Where the ghosts of former brothels refuse to be forgotten. Tivoli High House – Infamous outlaw John Wesley Hardin stayed here—and some say his spirit never left. Arbona Building (Pensacola Children's Museum) – Where a body was discovered inside a wall—who, or what, remains? The Lear-Rocheblave House – Mysterious movements and ghostly occurrences still haunt this historic home. The Old Christ Church – One of Pensacola’s oldest churches, filled with the echoes of the past. And many more!