Haunts of Littleton Ghost Story Tours

We were looking for something to do, a tour to take, during the Halloween/​Fall season. While do research on the internet, I discovered the Haunts of Littleton. Having grown up in Littleton, I thought, why not? I emailed my sister, and told her about the tour, and she, her husband, and daughter were also game. We arranged to meet at 6:50 pm at the Littleton Light Rail Station, outside Romancing the Bean Coffee Shop.
My husband and I were met by some «ghostly looking» people, when we arrived, so we thought we were probably in the right place. We purchased our tickets (they take cash or credit card), as did my sister and her family. The 45 – 55 minute walking tour started right there, as we were told about the history of the station, by George and his co-​workers.
The walking tour continued throughout the downtown Littleton area, with stops at various «haunted houses and business» in the area. You are told the stories/​history by the «real people» themselves.
You can tell whomever put the tour together, which run every 10 minutes on the 3 or 4 specific dates (and specific starting times), that they did their homework of Littleton. Having grown up in Littleton, it was very interesting hearing about my home town.
Keep an eye out, throughout your walking tour, of some «ghostly looking» people.
Kudos to the friends & family of Boy Scout Troop 444, that hosted the tour — nice job.
Oh, dress warmly, as you are out at night, and also wear comfortable walking shoes.
FYI — this (2015) was the 13^th year of the Haunts of Littleton Ghost Story Tours, with only 1 story being repeated from the previous years. They do their homework.
FYI — They don’t take reservations, you show up, buy your ticket, and go.
**See you there next year!