Ghost walks return to Galt

By Erin Anderson

Posted Oct 13, 2021 06:45:00 PM.

It's a chance to learn more about the haunting history of Galt. 

McDougall Cottage Historic Site is once again hosting evening ghost walks. 

The spooky walking tours are about 90 minutes in length and capacity is limited. Face masks are also required in some areas where physical distancing is not possible. 

The evening ghost walks run from October 13 to October 28.

To learn more and get tickets, click here. 

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