Things To Do In Kingman Arizona

Enjoy an after hours guided tour through the Powerhouse Route 66 Museum. Beware of the spooks and frights that come out at night after the museum closes. At the end of the museum section, the tour moves through some normally unseen parts of the Powerhouse building.

Tours start at the Powerhouse entrance. The first tour begins at 6:20pm with subsequent tours taking place every 20 minutes after that. The last tour starts at 8:40pm.

Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call 928-530-8432.

We are back for our fifth annual Kingman Historic Ghost Walks. This year is bigger and better. We are excited to have new tour routes and more stories and spots to visit at this year’s event. See below for tour descriptions. This event is directed by Nick Hunt and Matt Hecht. The Thriller dance is choreographed by Jewelee Steed.

Tour A: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th Street, down to Beale Street, over to 4th Street, down to Route 66, over to 3rd Street back up to Beale Street and over to 4th Street where the tour will end.

Tour B: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th street, up to Palo Christie School, back down to Spring Street, over to 4th Street, and down to Beale Street where the tour will end.

Both tours include the Thriller dance. For questions or to book a group tour, email us at [email protected] or call 928-530-8432.

We will also have the Powerhouse Visitor Center available for tours. Those tours will be sold separately from the Ghost walk tours. The “Haunted Powerhouse” includes a guided tour through the museum as well as access to parts of the building the public doesn’t normally see. Guides will share stories from the building’s past and present that employees have experienced along with some of its history. Be on the look out for the ghosts and spooks that may pay a visit along the way. Click here to purchase tickets for the Haunted Powerhouse tours.

We are back for our fifth annual Kingman Historic Ghost Walks. This year is bigger and better. We are excited to have new tour routes and more stories and spots to visit at this year’s event. See below for tour descriptions. This event is directed by Nick Hunt and Matt Hecht. The Thriller dance is choreographed by Jewelee Steed.

Tour A: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th Street, down to Beale Street, over to 4th Street, down to Route 66, over to 3rd Street back up to Beale Street and over to 4th Street where the tour will end.

Tour B: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th street, up to Palo Christie School, back down to Spring Street, over to 4th Street, and down to Beale Street where the tour will end.

Both tours include the Thriller dance. For questions or to book a group tour, email us at [email protected] or call 928-530-8432.

We will also have the Powerhouse Visitor Center available for tours. Those tours will be sold separately from the Ghost walk tours. The “Haunted Powerhouse” includes a guided tour through the museum as well as access to parts of the building the public doesn’t normally see. Guides will share stories from the building’s past and present that employees have experienced along with some of its history. Be on the look out for the ghosts and spooks that may pay a visit along the way. Click here to purchase tickets for the Haunted Powerhouse tours.

Enjoy an after hours guided tour through the Powerhouse Route 66 Museum. Beware of the spooks and frights that come out at night after the museum closes. At the end of the museum section, the tour moves through some normally unseen parts of the Powerhouse building.

Tours start at the Powerhouse entrance. The first tour begins at 6:20pm with subsequent tours taking place every 20 minutes after that. The last tour starts at 8:40pm.

Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call 928-530-8432.

We are back for our fifth annual Kingman Historic Ghost Walks. This year is bigger and better. We are excited to have new tour routes and more stories and spots to visit at this year’s event. See below for tour descriptions. This event is directed by Nick Hunt and Matt Hecht. The Thriller dance is choreographed by Jewelee Steed.

Tour A: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th Street, down to Beale Street, over to 4th Street, down to Route 66, over to 3rd Street back up to Beale Street and over to 4th Street where the tour will end.

Tour B: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th street, up to Palo Christie School, back down to Spring Street, over to 4th Street, and down to Beale Street where the tour will end.

Both tours include the Thriller dance. For questions or to book a group tour, email us at [email protected] or call 928-530-8432.

We will also have the Powerhouse Visitor Center available for tours. Those tours will be sold separately from the Ghost walk tours. The “Haunted Powerhouse” includes a guided tour through the museum as well as access to parts of the building the public doesn’t normally see. Guides will share stories from the building’s past and present that employees have experienced along with some of its history. Be on the look out for the ghosts and spooks that may pay a visit along the way. Click here to purchase tickets for the Haunted Powerhouse tours.

We are back for our fifth annual Kingman Historic Ghost Walks. This year is bigger and better. We are excited to have new tour routes and more stories and spots to visit at this year’s event. See below for tour descriptions. This event is directed by Nick Hunt and Matt Hecht. The Thriller dance is choreographed by Jewelee Steed.

Tour A: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th Street, down to Beale Street, over to 4th Street, down to Route 66, over to 3rd Street back up to Beale Street and over to 4th Street where the tour will end.

Tour B: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th street, up to Palo Christie School, back down to Spring Street, over to 4th Street, and down to Beale Street where the tour will end.

Both tours include the Thriller dance. For questions or to book a group tour, email us at [email protected] or call 928-530-8432.

We will also have the Powerhouse Visitor Center available for tours. Those tours will be sold separately from the Ghost walk tours. The “Haunted Powerhouse” includes a guided tour through the museum as well as access to parts of the building the public doesn’t normally see. Guides will share stories from the building’s past and present that employees have experienced along with some of its history. Be on the look out for the ghosts and spooks that may pay a visit along the way. Click here to purchase tickets for the Haunted Powerhouse tours.

Enjoy an after hours guided tour through the Powerhouse Route 66 Museum. Beware of the spooks and frights that come out at night after the museum closes. At the end of the museum section, the tour moves through some normally unseen parts of the Powerhouse building.

Tours start at the Powerhouse entrance. The first tour begins at 6:20pm with subsequent tours taking place every 20 minutes after that. The last tour starts at 8:40pm.

Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call 928-530-8432.

Enjoy an after hours guided tour through the Powerhouse Route 66 Museum. Beware of the spooks and frights that come out at night after the museum closes. At the end of the museum section, the tour moves through some normally unseen parts of the Powerhouse building.

Tours start at the Powerhouse entrance. The first tour begins at 6:20pm with subsequent tours taking place every 20 minutes after that. The last tour starts at 8:40pm.

Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call 928-530-8432.

We are back for our fifth annual Kingman Historic Ghost Walks. This year is bigger and better. We are excited to have new tour routes and more stories and spots to visit at this year’s event. See below for tour descriptions. This event is directed by Nick Hunt and Matt Hecht. The Thriller dance is choreographed by Jewelee Steed.

Tour A: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th Street, down to Beale Street, over to 4th Street, down to Route 66, over to 3rd Street back up to Beale Street and over to 4th Street where the tour will end.

Tour B: Start at the city complex located at 4th and Oak streets, over to 5th street, up to Palo Christie School, back down to Spring Street, over to 4th Street, and down to Beale Street where the tour will end.

Both tours include the Thriller dance. For questions or to book a group tour, email us at [email protected] or call 928-530-8432.

We will also have the Powerhouse Visitor Center available for tours. Those tours will be sold separately from the Ghost walk tours. The “Haunted Powerhouse” includes a guided tour through the museum as well as access to parts of the building the public doesn’t normally see. Guides will share stories from the building’s past and present that employees have experienced along with some of its history. Be on the look out for the ghosts and spooks that may pay a visit along the way. Click here to purchase tickets for the Haunted Powerhouse tours.