When they say New York is the city that never sleeps, they're not kidding. The tourists and business

When they say New York is the city that never sleeps, they're not kidding. The tourists and businesspeople of Lower Manhattan might head home at the end of the day, but then the ghosts and spirits come out to fill the dark and narrow cobblestone streets. What you know as the Financial District is also the home of haunted taverns and gloomy graveyards, where the ghosts of colonists, slaves and pirates, headless horsemen and soldiers linger in the quiet dusk of evening. This 90-minute walking tour wends its way through one of the most haunted parts of New York City, with your tour guide revealing fascinating secrets and stories that'll have you looking north miami beach hotels over your shoulder the next time you pass through the area after dark.
These tours tend to be dark in nature. While they are not frightening or explicit, they do deal with death, north miami beach hotels murder, crime, north miami beach hotels sex/prostitution and other topics of an adult nature. The tour is recommended for ages 12 and older. Parents are encouraged to use discretion, and are welcome to contact the tour company with any questions prior to booking a tour.
Every borough in New York City has its own special nickname: Brooklyn, for instance, is the Borough of Churches, for its preponderance of houses of worship... and Queens is the called the Borough of the Dead because so much of its surface area is given over to cemeteries. It's a wonderfully creepy sobriquet. But Queens isn't the only borough with dark secrets, north miami beach hotels hidden histories, ghost stories, or, well... corpses. And so, one can look at the entire city as a place where the dead outnumber the living, where uncanny tales cannot be explained, and where things go bump all night long... these are the Boroughs of the Dead.
Andrea Janes is a writer and tour guide who lives in Brooklyn, New York. Her interest in urban history and terrifying tales led to her career of conducting walking tours of haunted locations in New York City.
She is also the author of BOROUGHS OF THE DEAD: New York City Ghost Stories, the book that inspired this company. The book is a work of fiction, but in the course of her research, she discovered the city was a wealth of ghostly, gory stories, and decided she wanted to share them with the world.
Her short stories have been published in numerous journals, magazines, and e-zines, and have been collected in various anthologies, including Bonded north miami beach hotels By Blood IV: Scarlet Sunset and Specter Spectacular: north miami beach hotels Thirteen Ghostly Tales. In addition to ghost stories and New York City history, Andrea loves all things nautical, slapstick comedies, and beer.