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Duluth Ghosts: Duluth Cemetery, Maple Street Biscuit Company, and the Simpson Brothers
3180 Main St (outside the Gwinnett County Public Library), Duluth, GA 30096
Research updated September 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Exact per-ticket pricing is not published on the operator's Duluth, GA page at time of research; booking is via usghostadventures.com for current rates.
Access
Wheelchair OK
About 1 mile of paved downtown Duluth walking, starting outside the Gwinnett County Public Library on Main Street.
Equipment
Photos OK
Historic Downtown Duluth (Gwinnett County) · Duluth Cemetery
US Ghost Adventures runs its Duluth, Georgia program under the brand Duluth Ghosts, meeting nightly outside the Gwinnett County Public Library at 3180 Main St. The route covers Duluth Cemetery, Maple Street Biscuit Company (housed in a former Baptist church), and Red Clay Music Foundry.
Duluth is a Gwinnett County city in the Atlanta metro area with a historic downtown built around its railway heritage. Two verified TripAdvisor reviews for 'The Duluth Disembodied Dirge Ghost Tour,' dated January 2026 with management responses from the operator, corroborate that the program actively operates in the city.
Sources
The operator's route narrative centers on Duluth Cemetery, where it ties reported playful child-spirit activity to Spanish Flu-era burials from 1918; Maple Street Biscuit Company, where it describes ghostly former churchgoers confused by the building's new use; and Red Clay Music Foundry, where it describes reported maritime-themed spirits despite Duluth's inland location.
The operator's broader narrative references a Prohibition-era shooting of two brothers it names the 'Simpson Brothers,' tied to bootlegging allegations, and separately describes the former Gwinnett Place Mall (used as a filming location for 'Stranger Things') and the Southeastern Railway Museum, where it ties a reported haunting to Warren G. Harding's funeral car. HauntBound has not independently verified these specific claims. All of this is the tour operator's own marketing and narrative material, not documented history independently verified for this listing; it is included here as a description of what the tour covers, not as an endorsement of any specific claim.
A 1-hour, roughly 1-mile walking tour meeting outside the Gwinnett County Public Library at 3180 Main St. The route covers Duluth Cemetery, Maple Street Biscuit Company, and Red Clay Music Foundry, pairing this Gwinnett County city's history with reported hauntings. Runs nightly, all ages.
An extended version of the standard Duluth ghost tour covering additional haunted locations around town; the operator markets it as a bonus add-on to the standard route. Ask the operator for current stops and availability.
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Featured stop; operator's marketing describes reported child-spirit activity tied to the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic.
Featured stop; operator's marketing ties the storefront's former life as a Baptist church to reported ghostly churchgoers.
Featured stop; operator's marketing describes reported maritime-themed spirits at the modern-day music venue.
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