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Ghost Tour / Walking Tour

US Ghost Adventures Green Bay

Banished Banshees of Green Bay Ghost Tours — A Titletown Walking Tour Past the Bellin Building, St. Brendan's Inn, and Captain's Walk Winery

515 Pine St, Green Bay, WI 54301

Wheelchair Accessible Research-Backed · 2 sources

Research updated September 2026

Age

All Ages

Cost

$

Ghost Tour in Green Bay from $26 per person. Prices are listed on the operator's Banished Banshees of Green Bay Ghost Tours booking pages.

Access

Wheelchair OK

A 1-mile downtown walking tour on Green Bay's Titletown-district sidewalks; the operator states it does not enter privately-owned buildings.

Equipment

Photos OK

ApparitionsUnexplained SoundsCold SpotsShadowy Figures

The operator attributes lingering activity at the Bellin Building to philanthropist physician Dr. Julius Bellin, and at Captain's Walk Winery to Helen Morrow, whose family built the property in 1857. St. Brendan's Inn, on the site of an 18th-century trading post, is described with shaking beds, flickering lights, and shadowy figures reported by guests. The Meyer Theatre's reported footsteps and voices are tied by the operator to a theater manager's fatal affair with an employee. The Ferguson Family YMCA (marketed on the tour as the former Greater Green Bay YMCA) is tied to a reported historic double death on its upper floors. Near the Brown County Health Department building, the operator recounts a fatal altercation between two military personnel tied to the site's history as part of old Fort Howard.

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.

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Banished Banshees of Green Bay Ghost Tours

A 1-hour, 1-mile walking tour of downtown Green Bay's Titletown historic district, meeting at the Brown County Library. The route covers the Bellin Building, St. Brendan's Inn, Captain's Walk Winery, the Meyer Theatre, the Ferguson Family YMCA, and the site of the old Fort Howard hospital near the Brown County Health Department building. Bring ID; no printed ticket or passes needed; tours run nightly. The operator advertises a bonus extended tour to additional haunted locations by request. Prices from $26 per person.

Duration:
1 hr
Days:
Nightly, year-round
Age:
All Ages
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Stops on this tour

  1. 1
    Captain's Walk Winery

    Featured stop; the operator tells the story of Helen Morrow, said to still haunt the 1857 Italianate building.

  2. 2
    Meyer Theatre

    Featured stop; the operator ties reported footsteps and voices to a fatal affair involving a former theater manager.

  3. 3
    Ferguson Family YMCA

    Featured as the former Greater Green Bay YMCA on the tour, with reported activity the operator ties to a historic double death.

  4. 4
    Bellin Building

    Featured stop; the operator's marketing ties reported activity to physician Dr. Julius Bellin.

  5. 5
    St. Brendan's Inn

    Featured stop in the historic Johnson Bank Building, on the site of an 18th-century trading post.

  6. 6
    Brown County Health Department building (former Fort Howard hospital site)

    Featured stop; not matched to the corpus's separate Heritage Hill State Historical Park Fort Howard Hospital exhibit building, a different site — the operator's route stop is the Health Department building itself.

  7. 7
    Brown County Library

    Tour meeting point, 515 Pine St.

  8. 8
    Brown County Courthouse

    Mentioned on the tour as sitting on ground the operator describes as former Native American land.

Sources & Further Reading

Every HauntBound history is researched from documented sources. We clearly separate verified historical fact from paranormal folklore.

  1. 1.usghostadventures.com/green-bay-ghost-tour
  2. 2.wanderlog.com/place/details/12926855/green-bay-ghosts-tour

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is US Ghost Adventures Green Bay family-friendly?
An all-ages, 1-hour, 1-mile downtown walking tour with no interior building access advertised on the standard route. Overall family fit: High.
How much does it cost to visit US Ghost Adventures Green Bay?
Ghost Tour in Green Bay from $26 per person. Prices are listed on the operator's Banished Banshees of Green Bay Ghost Tours booking pages.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, reservations are required.
Is US Ghost Adventures Green Bay wheelchair accessible?
Yes, US Ghost Adventures Green Bay is wheelchair accessible. Terrain: A 1-mile downtown walking tour on Green Bay's Titletown-district sidewalks; the operator states it does not enter privately-owned buildings..