Haunted Hampden Ghost Tours Set to Return This October
Haunted Hampden Ghost Tours are set to return to Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood, along "The Avenue," during October.
Baltimore, MD, September 27, 2026 —
Residents and visitors can anticipate the return of the Haunted Hampden Ghost Tours, scheduled to take place throughout October in Baltimore’s historic Hampden neighborhood. The tours will explore local lore and alleged spectral encounters along the area known as “The Avenue.”
The specific dates and times for this year’s tours have not yet been announced. Organizers, identified as Haunted Hampden Ghost Tours, plan to guide participants through the streets of Hampden, a neighborhood recognized for its unique character and Victorian-era architecture. The tours are expected to delve into stories and accounts that have contributed to the area’s reputation for being haunted.
Hampden, situated in north Baltimore, is a community that has retained much of its historic charm. “The Avenue,” its main commercial thoroughfare, is lined with a variety of independent shops, restaurants, and bars, many housed in buildings that have stood for decades, if not longer. These establishments and structures are often the subject of local history and folklore.
While details regarding the exact nature of the ghostly tales or specific haunted locations to be featured are not yet available, the recurring nature of such tours suggests an engagement with local history and its more unusual aspects. The company’s name, Haunted Hampden Ghost Tours, indicates a focus on the paranormal history specific to the Hampden district.
Further information regarding the schedule, booking details, and specific routes for the Haunted Hampden Ghost Tours is anticipated to be released closer to the October commencement. The contractor’s name, beyond the tour company, was not provided. The fine amount, if any, was not provided. The permit status was not provided. Inspection outcomes were not provided. Code violations were not provided. What happened next was not provided.
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