A Haunting Prelude: The Gathering at 66 E Phoenix Ave

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting an eerie glow over the historic streets of Flagstaff, I found myself at the starting point of an adventure that promised to be unlike any other. The air was crisp, and the anticipation was palpable as I joined a group of fellow thrill-seekers at 66 E Phoenix Ave. This was the beginning of the Spooky Stories Tour, a haunted musical tour that would take us through the shadowy corners of Flagstaff’s past.

Our guide, a charismatic storyteller with a flair for the dramatic, set the stage with tales of the Mother Myth mural and the Lumberyard Brewing Company Building. The stories of the Flagstaff Lumber Company and the unfortunate events that unfolded there were brought to life with haunting melodies and theatrical performances. It was a perfect blend of history and folklore, setting the tone for the mysterious journey ahead.

Echoes of the Past: Unveiling the Secrets of Leroux Street

As we meandered through the historic streets, the tour took us to 19 E Phoenix Ave, where the DuBeau Motel Inn stood as a testament to the golden age of Route 66. The stories of travelers and the motoring boom of the 1920s were interwoven with ghostly tales that sent shivers down my spine. The juxtaposition of the past and the spectral was mesmerizing, and the live musical performances added an extra layer of intrigue.

The journey continued to the McMillan and Raymond historic buildings on Leroux Street. These neighboring structures, each with its own unique history, were tied together by tales of haunted happenings. The guide’s storytelling prowess was on full display as we learned about the mysterious events that had taken place within these walls. The combination of historical facts and supernatural lore was captivating, leaving us eager for more.

The Final Act: A Gothic Cathedral and a Cursed Clock

Our final destination was the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a stunning Gothic cathedral that loomed over 16 W Cherry Ave. The European-style architecture, complete with gargoyles and stained glass windows, was a sight to behold. Here, the guide regaled us with stories of the cathedral’s long history and the spirits said to linger within its hallowed halls. The haunting melodies echoed through the night, creating an atmosphere that was both eerie and enchanting.

The tour concluded at the Coconino County Superior Court, where the historic clock tower stood as a silent witness to the passage of time. The tale of a beloved local businessman, a tragic accident, and a long-lived curse tied the evening’s stories together in a chilling finale. As the clock struck the hour, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of awe at the rich tapestry of history and mystery that Flagstaff had to offer.

This haunted musical tour was a thrilling experience that combined my love for music and the supernatural. It was a night of discovery, where the past came alive through song and story, leaving me with a newfound appreciation for the hidden tales of Flagstaff. If you’re ever in the area, I highly recommend embarking on this spine-tingling journey into the unknown.