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Red Bank Ghosts — Requiem of the Reaper Riverside Walking Tour
Dublin House, 30 Monmouth St, Red Bank, NJ 07701
Research updated August 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Exact per-ticket pricing is not published on the operator's Red Bank page at time of research; booking is via usghostadventures.com for current rates.
Access
Wheelchair OK
1-mile walk through downtown Red Bank, starting outside the Dublin House; a bonus extended segment adds more haunted locations.
Equipment
Photos OK
Red Bank Armory (1914, former National Guard cavalry facility) · Dublin House, downtown Red Bank · Navesink River waterfront district
US Ghost Adventures operates its Red Bank program under the brand Red Bank Ghosts, marketed as 'Requiem of the Reaper: Red Bank Ghost Tours,' meeting nightly outside the Dublin House at 30 Monmouth St. The 1-hour, 1-mile walking tour covers downtown Red Bank on the Navesink River, a Monmouth County borough with a history as a 19th- and early-20th-century riverside commercial and shipbuilding town.
The Red Bank Armory, built in 1914 as a National Guard cavalry training facility and now an ice-skating rink, and the Dublin House, a former private residence turned neighborhood restaurant and bar, anchor the route's local history. VisitNJ.org, the state's official tourism board, independently lists this specific tour by name and by the operator's usghostadventures.com/red-bank-ghost-tour/ contact, corroborating that the program is actively operating beyond the operator's own marketing.
Sources
The operator's route narrative describes the Dublin House's reported haunting as tied to Roberta Patterson, described as the daughter of the building's original owner, said to tidy offices and scold staff from empty bathroom stalls. The Red Bank Armory, once home to National Guard cavalry horses, is described through reported phantom hoofbeats and sightings the operator ties to two named horses, Champ and Ajax. The Globe Hotel is described through a reported long-deceased guest whose persistent cough is said to wake current guests.
The operator's page additionally references the Navesink River waterfront (a reported ice-boat racer named Edwin Field) and the Stephen Crane House in nearby Asbury Park, neither of which is treated here as a Red Bank venue claim.
All of this is the tour operator's own marketing 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, 1-mile walking tour meeting outside the Dublin House, 30 Monmouth St. The route covers the Dublin House, the Red Bank Armory, and The Globe Hotel, pairing downtown Red Bank history with reported hauntings. Runs nightly; guests need only bring ID. A bonus extended tour to additional haunted locations is offered on request.
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Featured stop; operator's marketing ties a reported no-nonsense spirit to Roberta Patterson, the original owner's daughter.
Featured stop; a former 1914 National Guard cavalry facility now an ice rink, tied by the operator to two named cavalry horses, Champ and Ajax.
Featured stop; operator's marketing describes a reported long-deceased guest with a persistent cough.
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