GARRISON GHOST WALK
ADVANCED TICKET PURCHASE IS REQUIRED
October 16, 17, 23, 24, 2026
Tickets will be available online at our online store. (Tickets will go on sale September 1, 2026)
Advanced timed tickets are required.
No tickets will be sold at the door.
Each summer during Fort Meigs’ living history encampments, strange lights and sounds, along with the appearance of soldiers long dead have been reported by staff, volunteers, and visiting re-enactors. These phenomenal occurrences have never been accounted for or explained…
Guided by lantern light, experience ghostly tales around campfires within the walls of this historic fortification.
Cost:
Adults 18+ – $17
Seniors (60+): $15
Children (6-17): $12*
Note: This program is not suitable for children 5 and under
Additional Notes:
- Advanced tickets to this event are required. Please have your email confirmation with you when you arrive. Tickets are not sold at the door.
- This event is not appropriate for children age 8 and under.
- Doors open at 6:30pm. Please arrive 10-15 minutes prior to your tour time. Tours leave promptly every 15 minutes.
- Tour lasts approximately 90 minutes
- Dress for the weather! Ghost Walk takes place outdoors, rain or shine, and over varying terrain. If severe weather develops, the event may be postponed or cancelled. Those affected by any changes will be notified the day of the event and issued a refund.
- Your guides’ lanterns are all you will need. Flashlights and other illuminating devices are not permitted.
- No refunds (unless the event is cancelled) or exchanges
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The 8:45pm and 9:00pm tours are reserved for Adults 18+ & Seniors, 60+.
* Rain contingency plans are in effect. If severe weather develops, event planners may postpone or cancel an evening’s activities. Those affected by any changes will be notified by phone on the day of the event.
This event is a fundraiser for the Old Northwest Military History Association (ONMHA). ONMHA was organized in 1993 to support Fort Meigs Historic Site. The 501(c)3 non-profit volunteer organization assists Fort Meigs staff with group tours, special events, and other historical activities. Additionally, ONMHA helps create, purchase, and maintain the historical reproductions used at Fort Meigs and co-sponsors and coordinates living history events at the historical site. Members of the organization also travel to other War of 1812 sites around North America in order to participate in reenactments and events, spreading their knowledge to the public. Visit www.onmha.org for more information.
Photo credit: Fort Meigs