Lamplight Ghost Tours

08/28/2024

SP👀KY SEASON IS COMING!!
Book Online for a Ghost Tour Through Historic Montgomery Texas
Real History, Real Hauntings!
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

08/26/2024

Who's ready?

08/10/2024

Join us at 7:45 pm at H-Wines in Montgomery!
Book Online!
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

08/08/2024

Let's get this spooky season started! 👻🖤💀🖤👻
BOOK TODAY
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

06/28/2024

Do you have dinner plans for Wednesday the 3rd? Don't miss out!! Make your reservations now!

Bonjour les amis! Here is next week's wine pairing dinner menu. Calvary Catering is spoiling us with some short ribs! Three course meal, three glasses of wine for only $49.99. Don't wait and reserve before Tuesday 6pm. What a great way to start off the 4th of July celebrations!

06/13/2024

05/22/2024

🍋🍋

05/18/2024

Book a tour and join the adventure where there's REAL HISTORY & REAL HAUNTINGS!
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

05/15/2024

The weather will clear up and be beautiful both Friday and Saturday nights. Book a tour and join the adventure where there's REAL HISTORY & REAL HAUNTINGS!
LamplightGhostTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

05/09/2024

The weather is perfect right now, book a tour before it gets hot!
Montgomery is one of the oldest towns in Texas and is full of history and hauntings. Join the adventure to hear all the stories!
LamplightGhostTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

05/09/2024

***** TONIGHT *****
🌸 2024 Spring Sip & Stroll in Historic Downtown Montgomery 🌼
📅 Date: Thursday, May 9th , 2024
🕟 Time: 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
📍 Location: 14420 Liberty St, Montgomery, TX 77356

🌸 2024 Spring Sip & Stroll in
Historic Downtown Montgomery 🌼
🌷 Join us TOMORROW, May 9th, from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM in beautiful, historic downtown Montgomery.

Indulge in a delightful array of handmade products,
savory homemade food, and refreshing beverages
while supporting our local vendors and businesses.
This is your chance to explore the charm of our
community while discovering unique treasures and
flavors.

📅 Date: Thursday, May 9th , 2024
🕟 Time: 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
📍 Location: 14420 Liberty St, Montgomery, TX 77356

Don't miss out on this opportunity to sip, stroll, and
savor the best of Montgomery's offerings! Bring your
friends and family for an evening of fun, shopping, and
culinary delights. See you there! 🛍️🍹

05/05/2024

Looking for a change in your routine night out? I can't recommend H-Wines enough. Steve and Phillipe treat you like family. RSVP to enjoy great food paired with award winning wines in one of Montgomery's oldest historical buildings. ..and you may just get a glimpse of "Bob" the cheeky ghost that still hangs around.

Bonjour les amis, here is the menu for next week's wine pairing dinner, KP's Osso Bucco is absolutely fabulous!! 🙌 The amuse-bouches are on us!
Reserve your table now by either calling Steve at 832-870-9303 or email us at [email protected]

05/05/2024

Come on out for some great hometown fun!

04/16/2024

The weather is perfect right now, book a tour before it gets hot!
Montgomery is one of the oldest towns in Texas and is full of history and hauntings. Join the adventure to hear all the stories!
www.LamplightGhostTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

03/21/2024

Come with us on our Friday March 22nd, 7pm tour! The weather is going to be perfect!
Book a tour and join the adventure to get a crash course on the history of one of the oldest towns in Texas and hear about the resident ghosts!
www.LamplightGhostTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

02/18/2024

A picture taken at The Oaks on last night's tour. Not sure, but do you see something in that top left window?
www.LamplightGhostTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

01/10/2024

Are you scared? Book a tour to get a crash course on the history of one of the oldest towns in Texas and hear about the resident ghosts!
www.LamplightGhotTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

12/30/2023

I would love to tour Waverly Hills Sanatorium in my hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.

12/20/2023

Need a last minute stocking stuffer, white elephant gift, co-worker gift, or a unique present for that hard-to-buy-for weird relative?
How about a spooky gift certificate?
https://lamplightghosttours.com/products/gift-certificate

🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

A gift certificate for however number of bookings you choose at $25 each. (Example photo shows certificate for 2 bookings) The certificate will come in a gift bag along with some candy and brochure with QR code for easy booking. Two complimentary coasters will also be included while supplies last. T...

12/11/2023

A photo someone took on a recent tour. This is at The Oaks. Second photo is zoomed in on the first photo at almost exactly the center of it.

12/02/2023

STILL DOING TOURS! The weather is perfect for a little spookiness. 👻🖤💀🖤👻
BOOK TODAY
www.LamplightGhostTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

11/18/2023

H-Wines so graciously hosts all our ghost tours. The cozy wine bar is the perfect place to meet with friends and have a glass of their award winning wine.

The story of H-Wines has its roots in the beautiful traditions of French winemaking, brought to life by two close friends from France. These connoisseurs set out on a journey that transcended borders and cultures, aiming to capture the essence of exquisite wine and share it with the welcoming community of Montgomery.
Jada found herself captivated by the shop's rustic setting and serene ambiance, This delightful experience at H-Wines was a testament to the dedication and commitment of this local gem in bringing a taste of France to the heart of Texas. The diversity and richness of each vintage, the warmth of the passionate team behind H-Wines. Undoubtedly, H-Wines remains a cherished destination for local enthusiasts and a beacon of local pride for the Montgomery community.

11/03/2023

Still doing tours, the weather is amazing.
Book a tour and join the adventure!
Www.LamplightGhostTours.com

11/02/2023

We are still here doing SP👀KY tours and the weather is perfect!
www.LamplightGhostTours.com
🧡👻🖤🌙🖤💀🧡

10/27/2023

Bonjour les amis

This is the menu for next Wednesday evening at H-Wines in downtown Montgomery.
See you next Wednesday,

Santé y’all !!
Steve

10/27/2023

10/27/2023

Interesting story about the historic bridge in Conroe.
When gathering my stories for the ghost tour I interviewed two brothers that were born in Montgomery and have lived there all their lives. They tell a story of a time when their dad was hunting in the woods along the San Jacinto River. He turned a corner and came upon a clearing near the bridge where he saw a car and a young couple standing beside it. Thinking the couple were having engine trouble and might need help he started to walk towards them. Before he could get too close the young man sternly told him to, "Keep walking!"
The man did as he was told and didn't get any closer. He later recognized the couple as Bonnie and Clyde.

THE BONNIE & CLYDE BRIDGE

Local legend has it, that the old iron truss bridge west of Conroe was the meeting place for members of the Barrow gang. Clyde’s cousin, Ellis “Dude” Barrow remembers meeting Clyde under the bridge on two occasions. Clyde had family in the area and never wanted to disrespect his relatives or their reputation by robbing any of the local businesses in town. There is a story, that some members of the gang did rob a pharmacy in town to collect first aid supplies. Other stories of the Barrow gang that center around Conroe include Clyde hitching a ride and when he got out of the vehicle he asked if the driver knew who he was. The driver said, “No and I don’t want to know.”
The bridge still stands today indicating the original position was to provide access over the West Fork of the San Jacinto River next to FM 2854 near McDade Park. Several pieces of the structure have disappeared most likely due to time and weather related events. Area flooding has seen the water level rise above the platform level of the bridge. Discussions have taken place to consider having the bridge relocated although having the bridge in the actual location provides a sense of authenticity. If the bridge were to be moved, it could become separated and then wherever it is placed its’ relevance will lose the realism from its’ true locale.
In the 1930’s, gangsters were romanticized as “Robin Hoods”, steal from the rich and give to the poor. Unemployment, failed businesses, the Dust Bowl which devastated the agricultural farmland, all contributed to the hopeless anguish of society. Because of the failed leadership from the government to foresee and prepare for the compounding effects of the era, there was a tremendous lack of trust and faith in the system.
Bonnie and Clyde were a unique pair of gangsters because of their relationship with each other. During this time period an unmarried couple participating in criminal activity was shocking and scandalous. Their illicit behavior was at first excitable but later when the public realized that they would just as easily shoot civilians as they would anyone in law enforcement created a shift of opinion to the extent that the pursuit of their capture was welcomed.
At the age of 17, Clyde was arrested for the first time for failing to return a rental car on schedule. His second arrest was for being in possession of stolen turkeys. He did have some legitimate jobs but he continued to crack safes, rob stores and steal cars. He was 20 years old when he met Bonnie. She was 19. They had just begun their relationship when Clyde was arrested and convicted for auto theft. At the age of 21 Clyde was sent to the Eastham Prison Farm, north of Huntsville, and during his time there he was tormented to the point that his personality was changed. Approximately, 18 months later he was paroled and the crime sprees escalated.
The end was coming for Bonnie and Clyde. Their criminal activities had gained much attention and their deliberate attacks frequently focused on Clyde’s possible goal of achieving revenge on the Texas Department of Corrections for the abuses he suffered while serving his time. After the multiple killings that included both innocent civilians and members of the law enforcement community, the general public became agitated and wanted the Barrow Gang to reach its’ conclusion.
During their last visit to Conroe, Bonnie and Clyde showed up at the Hazel and Alley Auto Parts and Repair Shop in a Ford V-8. Dale Madeley, was the only mechanic in town who could do the repairs needed on the engine. The cost of the repairs was only $1. Clyde paid for the repairs and tipped him $20.
Two weeks later, Bonnie and Clyde died in that same car. The pair were hunted down by former Texas Rangers who shadowed the travels of the gang as they skimmed the edges of five mid-western states. The members of the posse who assisted in stopping Bonnie and Clyde in the end, also included law enforcement personnel from Texas and Louisiana.
Insurance policies were paid in full for both Barrow and Parker. Since then, the policy of payouts has changed to exclude payouts in cases of deaths caused by any criminal activity.

10/27/2023

Hahaha!
🤡🌺💦