Walk in Oyster Bay and Private NHOC Spirits Tour at Haunted Raynham Hall

Most visitors don't see a ghost; they suddenly catch the scent of burning tobacco or freshly baked apple pie, or feel a sudden drop in temperature right before they notice the shadowy apparition behind them.

Maximum 12 people
Description: Meet in front of Raynham Hall at 3:20; leave at 3:30. The beautiful hamlet of Oyster Bay was home to Theodore Roosevelt and, if you watched Turn on AMC, you will surely recognize the name Robert Townsend, who was an important member of the Culper Spy Ring. While walking we will visit several historically significant and beautiful places within Oyster Bay, with a little narrative by me. 5:30 dinner at Taby's, which has vegetarian options. If you prefer there are many other nearby restaurants on Audrey Avenue. The walk is 1.5 mi. with two short hills at the very beginning.

> 7:00 Raynham Hall Spirits Tour has a strong reputation as being one of the most haunted places on Long Island and we will have two tour guides (one of whom is a medium) for this tour. In addition to learning of Raynham Hall's fascinating history during the Rev. War, we will hear (and hopefully experience) ghostly encounters. People have reported sudden cold spots, along with phantom footsteps (hikers maybe?) and unexplained screams.
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> Oyster Bay is a beautiful setting for mid-autumn walking, learning, and entertainment.
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> Please note that the first scheduled restroom break will be 90 minutes into the tour.
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> Cost of the private tour is $25. In addition to registering here, you also need to please email me at [email protected] so that I can email to you the Paypal link. Please put "Raynham Hall" in the subject line. Also when registering you are committing to both the walk and the tour, not just the tour please.