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Snow Hill Ghosts — Sundown Specters of Maryland's Eastern Shore
201 E Market St, Snow Hill, MD 21863
Research updated August 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Standard nightly walking-tour pricing per the operator's booking page; group rates available (capacity up to about 35 per the VisitMaryland.org listing).
Access
Limited Access
About 1 mile of downtown Snow Hill sidewalks.
Equipment
Photos OK
Snow Hill Historic District · Pocomoke River waterfront
US Ghost Adventures, a multi-city ghost-tour operator, runs its Snow Hill program under the consumer-facing name Snow Hill Ghosts. The nightly, hour-long walking tour meets outside the River House Inn at 201 E Market Street and covers about a mile of downtown Snow Hill on Maryland's Eastern Shore, including the former Snow Hill Inn, Makemie Memorial Cemetery, and Chanceford Hall Bed & Breakfast. The program, branded on the operator's site as 'Sundown Specters of Snow Hill Ghost Tours,' is independently listed on VisitMaryland.org, the state's official tourism site, which confirms the meeting point, one-hour duration, and group capacity of up to roughly 35 guests.
Snow Hill's downtown historic district dates to the town's founding along the Pocomoke River and includes multiple 18th- and 19th-century homes and inns.
Sources
The operator's page describes the former Snow Hill Inn as home to the spirit of a young man whose death remains unresolved, Makemie Memorial Cemetery as a resting place for Maryland legislators where 'the dead do not slumber,' and Chanceford Hall Bed & Breakfast as a 1700s-era mansion with an assembly of resident spirits including one nicknamed 'Charlotte.' Additional narration touches on the Pocomoke River Canoe Company, the Pocomoke Forest, and a local cryptid legend known as the Wicomico Catman.
All of this is the tour operator's own marketing and narrative material, not documented history verified independently 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, 1-mile walking tour of downtown Snow Hill meeting outside the River House Inn at 201 E Market St. The route covers the Snow Hill Inn, Makemie Memorial Cemetery, and the Chanceford Hall Bed & Breakfast. Runs nightly; bring ID, no printed ticket required. An extended add-on tour to additional haunted locations is available on request.
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Featured stop; operator's marketing centers a young man's unresolved death at the former inn.
Featured stop; historic burial ground for several Maryland legislators.
Featured stop; 1700s-era mansion the operator markets as haunted, including a spirit nicknamed 'Charlotte.'
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