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Gettysburg
Gettysburg's Devil's Hour: Unearth Eerie Secrets After Dark
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Overview
In Devil's Hour Investigation - Small Group Gettysburg, explore Gettysburg's haunted history with paranormal equipment. Investigate eerie locations at midnight, with support from experienced guides. This hands-on paranormal adventure promises unprecedented activity and heart-pounding thrills. Remember to bring your courage and an open mind. 
Highlights
Hands-On Paranormal Exploration: Participants actively engage with paranormal investigation tools, offering a unique and immersive experience.
Expert Guidance: Experienced paranormal investigators provide support and knowledge throughout the night.
Small Group Setting: Intimate group sizes ensure a personalized and focused investigation.
Eerie Gettysburg Locations: Explore Gettysburg's most haunted sites during the witching hour for maximum paranormal activity.
Sentiment Analysis
Participants generally report a thrilling and memorable experience, praising the immersive nature and the guides' expertise. The unpredictable nature of paranormal events is noted, adding to the excitement.
Engaging and immersive paranormal experience
Knowledgeable and supportive guides enhance the investigation
Hands-on use of paranormal equipment
Small group setting allows for a more intimate experience
Paranormal activity can be unpredictable
Fear factor may be intense for some participants
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Washington DC
Unveiling History: Private Guided Tour of the African American History Museum
Experience the National Museum of African American History and Culture with a private guided tour, offering an engaging overview of African American life, history, and culture. Benefit from personalized insights and curated highlights, ensuring an impactful and memorable visit. This experience avoids the risk of feeling overwhelmed within the museum's extensive collection.
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$ 350
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Washington DC
Potomac Cruise & Georgetown Tour: Cupcakes, History & Views!
Washington: Potomac River Cruise & Guided Georgetown Walking Tour lets people escape the city. It explores Georgetown, a pretty DC area with cobblestone streets and tasty cupcakes. This tour shows off the area's charm. People can walk by the water and hear stories about spies and important people connected to the CIA. The tour shows where Jackie Onassis got engaged to JFK and the steps from the movie 'The Exorcist'. Georgetown has been used in many movies like 'Forrest Gump' and 'Wonder Woman'. The Potomac River cruise passes famous DC sights like the Pentagon, Washington Monument, Kennedy Center, and Watergate. This tour includes a cupcake from a local bakery. People can stay for dinner and easily take a short Uber ride back to the city. The tour includes a local guide who speaks English, a cupcake, a 45-minute boat ride, and a guided walk. It visits places like the Potomac River, Georgetown, Georgetown Cupcake, Old Stone House, Georgetown's old homes, Martin's Tavern, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Georgetown University, and The Exorcist Steps.
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$ 71
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Washington DC
Unveiling Art's Treasures: A National Gallery of Art Semi-Private Tour
National Gallery of Art tour reveals Western art's timeline. This 2.5-hour semi-private tour, capped at 8 guests, explores masterpieces from Renaissance masters to 20th-century icons. See Raphael, Rembrandt, and Picasso, delve into history, witness artistic techniques, and uncover hidden gems. An intimate journey through seven centuries of art.
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$ 95
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Washington DC
Lincoln Assassination Night: DC's Darkest History
Night of Lincoln Assassination: From White House to Ford Theatre, step back in time and walk in the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln during his final hours. This walking tour takes guests on a suspenseful journey through the key locations and events surrounding the tragic night of April 14, 1865. It's a historical exploration of conspiracy, intrigue, and espionage in the heart of Washington D.C. Visitors will discover the places that played a role in Lincoln's last day, including the White House (Exterior), where he gave his final speech, and St. John's Church, near Lafayette Square. The tour also stops at the US Treasury Building and other significant sites along Pennsylvania Avenue, before arriving at Ford's Theatre (Exterior). Guests can view the Petersen House, where Lincoln passed away, and Ford's Theatre Escape Alley. This tour provides a detailed look at one of the most pivotal moments in American history. What's included are historic photos to view on the tour of sites and characters, and a professional, licensed tour guide. Not included is entrance into Ford's Theatre (tickets from NPS required).
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$ 49