One Last Visit to the Ghost Walk in Kingman

Sheri,  Tony and I visited the Ghost Walk presented by Beale Theater for the very last tour.  We were on Tour A.  We were met there by a couple neighbors which made the tour funner.  The content of the tour was very similar, but after we heard and saw the story of the mother of Slaughter House Canyon, she stayed with us for the rest of the tour.  She was very creepy with her blood stained dress.  So even though the stories were the same, the experience was very different.  For the stories behind the stories.

screaming lady of Slaughter House Canyon


Lewis Kingman

The bandit who was killed by a Buick in Kingman

Al Jollie with the bloody lady behind


The last Thriller dance

 

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