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Local Ghost Walks, a Haunted Trolley, and a Seville Quarter Ghost Tour & Meal Through Pensacola's Historic District
221 E Government St, Pensacola, FL 32502
Research updated September 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Pricing varies by tour (walking ghost tour, haunted trolley, scavenger hunt, and the Spirits of Seville Quarter Ghost Tour and Meal, which includes a $12 food voucher). See the operator's booking page for current pricing.
Access
Wheelchair OK
Walking tours cover paved sidewalks in Pensacola's Seville Historic District; a trolley option is also offered.
Equipment
Photos OK
Pensacola's Seville Historic District · Listed in the official Visit Pensacola tourism directory
Pensacola History & Hauntings operates out of 221 E Government St in Pensacola's Seville Historic District, offering a slate of ghost-themed products: a walking ghost tour, a haunted trolley tour, a 'Pensacola Most Haunted' ghost tour and scavenger hunt, and a Spirits of Seville Quarter Ghost Tour and Meal that pairs the walk with a food voucher at the historic Seville Quarter entertainment complex. The company is listed in the official Visit Pensacola tourism directory and on VisitFlorida.com, and books its tours through a live FareHarbor system at pensacolaghostevents.com.
The operator's guides draw on Pensacola's Spanish, British, and early American colonial layers concentrated in the Seville Historic District, telling the haunted histories of individual private homes and commercial buildings alongside the district's broader architectural history.
Sources
At The Kennedy House, guides recount local lore that a woman was pushed down the interior staircase by a jealous husband and died from the fall, and tell the story of a guide who reportedly heard a stern male voice warn her not to bring the tour group onto the porch, after which she stopped leading tours at the property. This narrative is drawn from independent Pensacola haunted-history coverage (pointsouth.com, VIE Magazine, Seville Quarter's own blog) as well as the operator's own tour framing, and is presented here as documented local tour lore rather than HauntBound's independent claim.
All narrative material here is the tour operator's own marketing and storytelling, not documented history independently verified for this listing.
A guided walking ghost tour through Pensacola's Seville Historic District, covering the neighborhood's colonial-era and 19th-century haunted reputation, led by local guides. Meets near 221 E Government St; booking through the operator's FareHarbor page.
A ghost tour paired with a meal voucher at Seville Quarter, one of the operator's featured haunted-restaurant stops. Includes a $12 voucher toward Seville Quarter's 'Sunday Funday' menu; tax and gratuity not included.
A combined ghost-tour and scavenger-hunt product through Pensacola's historic district, run by the same operator.
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Featured stop; guides recount the reported death of a woman on the interior staircase and a tour guide's account of a warning voice.
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