All Aboard the Phantom Express! A Halloween Night Trolley Tour

Moorestown’s Ghost Trolley Rides Again! October 9th sold out so quickly, we had to bring the trolley back for an encore… on Halloween night! For the ​second time since 1928, the heavy rumble of trolley wheels will echo down Main Street as the Historical Society of Moorestown resurrects a century-old ride for its acclaimed autumn ghost tours. Rated as one of the top three in the state by NJ Monthly Magazine, this year's lantern-lit excursions blend deeply researched regional history with chilling paranormal lore. Venturing to the spookiest corners of town too far to reach on foot, the trolley will roll past the 1770 Truxtun House and the shadowy 1742 Cowperthwaite House. Real history is terrifying, and some of these haunting stories have never been told before! As twilight falls over Kings Highway, the veil between worlds thins. Join us for an unforgettable journey where colonial spirits whisper from old brick walls, Revolutionary soldiers march under the moonlight, and voices from centuries past call out from beneath autumn leaves. Passengers will also receive exclusive access to the notoriously haunted Smith-Cadbury Mansion, a famously documented hotspot for spectral activity! Two tours: 7pm and 8:30pm $45 General Admission and $40 for Members Tour attendees should plan on arriving at Smith-Cadbury Mansion 30 minutes early for cider & snacks on the back porch! Step into the past this October, but be sure to secure your tickets before they vanish into the night!