New Orleans Ancestral Witchcraft Tour
Trace New Orleans' ancestral witchcraft history through stories shared by local families
Duration
2 hours
Includes
Licensed guide, historical content, token
Highlights
Explore the Garden District's ancestral witchcraft history through stories of local practitioners and families. Separate documented local history from fictional portrayals in books, television, and film.
- Discover stories of witches who practiced, healed, and changed lives
- Learn about witchcraft among New Orleans' oldest Uptown families
- Explore accounts shared with approval from families and homeowners
- Distinguish local history from fictional supernatural stories
- Receive follow-up information and continued Black Hat Legacy Coven access
Itinerary
•Begin at the Rink where you can use their facilities and get a drink •See the place where the witches felt included and safe •Stop at the former DuPont home and learn how speculation severed a family while giving witchcraft its certification •Angled homes a sign of the devil? You decide at the Witches house •Visit the sight of American Horror Story but the story goes deeper •Stop at the former Witches Finishing School, open to boys and girls. • Stroll along to Anne Rice's former home where the Mayfair Witches took up residency. •Lets talk about Mary Oneida Toups •Stop at the gates of Lafayette Cemetery to hear the truth •Finish back at the Rink •More stops will be included
What's Included
- Licensed tour guide with ancestral witchcraft ties
- Historical content
- Follow-up information and content
- Continued Black Hat Legacy Coven information access
- Small blessed token
Important details
- Requires walking about 1 mile on uneven Garden District sidewalks; not recommended for walkers, wheelchairs, or mobility scooters
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made at least 24 hours before the tour receive a refund. You can change your tour up to 2 hours before the tour. Tours run rain or shine unless weather is deemed too dangerous; you will be notified at least 1 hour before the tour.
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FAQs
No. Sidewalks in the Garden District are uneven, and the tour is not recommended for anyone with mobility issues such as walkers, wheelchairs, or mobility scooters.
Plan to walk about a mile by the end of the tour.
Wear comfortable shoes. Bring water, and bring an umbrella in case of rain (or for shade).
Meeting details
In front of The Rink Shopping Center, 2727 Prytania Street
