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Denton Ghosts: Denton Cemetery, Saint Elizabeth Graveyard, and the Taylor House
107 S 4th St (outside the Fretterd Community Center), Denton, MD 21629
Research updated August 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Bells on the Banks: Dirge of Denton Ghost Tour lists from $24 per adult on GetYourGuide; the operator's own site does not publish per-ticket pricing directly.
Access
Wheelchair OK
About 1 mile of paved downtown Denton walking, starting outside the Fretterd Community Center.
Equipment
Photos OK
Denton Historic District (Caroline County seat) · Choptank River waterfront
US Ghost Adventures runs its Denton program under the brand Denton Ghosts, meeting nightly outside the Fretterd Community Center at 107 S 4th St. The route covers Denton Cemetery, Saint Elizabeth Graveyard, and the Taylor House.
Denton, Maryland is the seat of Caroline County, sited on a hilltop above the Choptank River. Maryland's official state tourism site, Visit Maryland, lists the operator's Bells on the Banks: Dirge of Denton Ghost Tour as an attraction in Denton, corroborating that the program actively operates in the town.
Sources
The operator's route narrative centers on an unnamed alleged murderer's grave at Denton Cemetery, reported activity at the churchside Saint Elizabeth Graveyard and its neighboring church, and a haunting tied to the historic Taylor House, now a bed and breakfast.
The operator's broader narrative also references the old Denton Jail, tied to a historic public hanging, and the Courthouse Green, where the operator describes a man named Marshall Price hanged by a mob after being found guilty in a historic case; HauntBound has not independently verified this specific claim. The operator also references a 'lady in white' legend tied to nearby Federalsburg and the Linchester Mill. 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 Fretterd Community Center at 107 S 4th St. The route covers Denton Cemetery, Saint Elizabeth Graveyard, and the Taylor House, pairing this small Choptank River town's history with reported hauntings. Runs nightly, all ages.
An extended version of the standard Denton 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 a reported presence tied to an alleged unnamed murderer's grave.
Featured stop; operator's marketing describes reported activity in the churchside graveyard and neighboring church.
Featured stop; operator's marketing describes reported hauntings at the historic house, now operating as a bed and breakfast.
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