Like most American towns\, Fayetteville is haunted by an almost-forgotten history. This one-hour walking tour of the downtown Fayetteville Square shares those secret stories and tells the ta les of ghostly NWA legends: The Ozark Howler\, Ghost Hollow&rsquo\;s Burni ng Bride\, The Washington County Courthouse Phantom\, Legends of Tilly Wil ly Bridge\, Runaway Slave Nelson Hackett\, the Blue &\; Gray Ghosts of Prairie Grove and Pea Ridge Battlefields\, the UofA&rsquo\;s School Spirit s&hellip\; and many more!
\nRegistration is required for thi s event. We will meet at the Mountain Street entrance on the 3rd floor and walk together to the square.
\nFounded by &ldquo\;Doc&rdquo\; &\; KT "The Ghost Lady" in 2019 \, our mission is to entertain and educate with TRUE local ghost stories\, haunted history\, and bonafide Ozark folklore that comes from years of ar chival research\, oral interviews\, and collecting legendary lore about lo cal folktales from born-and-raised Fayettevillians.
\nAll abilities are welcome. For disability accommodations\, call 479.856.7250 or email \;questio ns@faylib.org \;2-3 weekdays before a program. Plan your visit by viewing our building map \;and details on accessibility services.
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