Ghost Stories Fill Richmond Town Houses by Candlelight

Historic Richmond Town makes preserved houses the setting for a Halloween week ghost walk. On Friday, October 30, visitors explore historic houses by candlelight on Staten Island. Costumed storytellers connect colonial ghost stories with encounters from the modern day. The village setting keeps the buildings part of the experience, alongside the voices telling its stories. This is an evening for listeners who want local folklore alongside the walk itself. Choose the 7 PM session when planning your visit.

The walk follows the stories into historic houses, with costumed storytellers leading the narrative. Listen for the change from colonial ghost stories to unsettling encounters from the modern day. Local folklore and unexplained tales give the visit its thread, with the houses providing the setting for what you hear. Keep your attention on the storytellers as the account moves between older mysteries and more recent experiences. Bring someone who enjoys listening closely to a tale while exploring a historic place.

Head to Historic Richmond Town at 441 Clarke Ave in Staten Island for the Friday, October 30 session from 7 PM to 8 PM. Entry is ticketed, with purchase through the official booking service. The age guidance is eight and older, a useful check for anyone arranging a family outing. Confirm your booking details before traveling and allow time to find the venue. This walk suits families with older children and adults interested in storytelling. Save Greenbelt Nature Center for a separate visit.