Historic 25th Street district · Ogden Union Station · Operated by US Ghost Adventures under the Ogden Ghosts brand
US Ghost Adventures is a national operator of city ghost-walking tours; its Ogden program markets under the Ogden Ghosts name. The tour meets nightly at Union Station Plaza, 2500 Wall Ave., and covers roughly a mile of downtown Ogden sidewalks along historic 25th Street in about an hour, staying entirely outdoors and never entering privately-owned buildings.
The route draws on documented Ogden history, including the 25th Street district's early-20th-century reputation for brothels, opium dens, and gambling parlors during the city's railroad-junction era, and the January 1944 Bagley train disaster at Union Station, in which a troop train collided with a stalled passenger train.
Independent listings for the tour appear on GetYourGuide, corroborating that the program operates nightly.
Sources
- https://usghostadventures.com/ogden-ghost-tour/
- https://www.getyourguide.com/utah-l564/ogden-ghost-tours-oracles-omens-oaths-t1317750/
ApparitionsUnexplained FootstepsMoving Statues
The core route covers Union Station, where the operator ties ghostly-children reports to the 1944 Bagley train disaster; Peery's Egyptian Theater, where the operator describes spectral stagehands and the apparition of a young girl who died before the theater opened; and the Ben Lomond Hotel, referenced by the operator as the Bigelow Apartments/Bigelow Hotel, tied to a reported drowning and a fatal elevator-shaft fall.
The operator's extended-tour material covers Ogden City Cemetery, tied to local cemetery legend Florence Grange and a World War I soldier statue said to move; the Ogden Exchange Building, a former county mental-health clinic and morgue; Roosters Brewing Co. and other 25th Street businesses, tied to the district's early-20th-century reputation for brothels, opium dens, and gambling parlors; and Tinseltown Theaters, tied to a reported double-suicide legend.
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. Reported suicide material is presented strictly as the operator's own account, with no named individuals, consistent with this corpus's dignity standards.