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Voices From Beyond Tours, Elmhurst

251 Walter St., Elmhurst, IL 60126

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Voices From Beyond Tours
1460.6 mi

251 Walter St., Elmhurst, IL 60126

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Voices From Beyond Tours explores the city of Elmhurst, a Chicago suburb much like any other. Filled with urban legends and ghost stories, the tours offer a glance into the city's rich and chilling past, while also offering a fun and enriching historical lesson.

A Chicagoland native and history buff, Ray Johnson explores the legends and mysteries swirling around the Windy City—which fill his book Chicago’s Haunt Detective, the blog he writes for ChicagoNow, and his narration during Voices From Beyond tours. While leading walks through some of Elmhurst’s spookiest sites, including the Elmhurst College Mill Theatre, the White Birch homestead, and Cottage Hill, Ray looks to the expertise of fellow partners and paranormal experts—Kirsten Tillman and Beth Howe. Both handle the technical side of ghost hunting, utilizing electronic-voice-phenomenon equipment or EVPs to capture the sounds of the past. With their passion for the paranormal, Howe and Tillman present their research to fellow tourists allowing them a peek into existence of the phenomena.

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Brent
1 rating|1 review
Wear comfortable shoes.
Stacy
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20 ratings|9 reviews
Wear comfortable walking shoes.
The
19 ratings|2 reviews
Very disappointed! So lame and I would like a refund for sure!!
CHRISTOPHER
4 ratings|3 reviews
The story telling needs improvement, more intense and spooky works better for these types of tours. We heard the guide say many times "I cannot confirm.." and most people attending understand that it is a story so leave it at that. I also think the end where EVPs and slide shows should be somehow shown during the tour. It was rather long and could have been condensed a bit.