Haunted History Jeffersonville: A Boo 812 Experience
Expiration: 365 days after purchase
Step into the shadows of Jeffersonville ... if you dare! SoIN Tourism and Boo 812 are partnering to bring you a self-guided digital video walking tour of haunted sites in and around Jeffersonville. Boo 812 is a local nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing Southern Indiana’s haunted history. Using your smartphone, check in at 9 historic locations to unlock 25 minutes of exclusive Boo 812 videos that reveal chilling stories, unexplained events, and lingering spirits. From Civil War sites and forgotten cemeteries to former speakeasies and bustling restaurants with ghostly reputations, each stop brings the past back to life in an unforgettable way. Visit all locations on the pass to earn an exclusive glow-in-the-dark tumbler!
Pass is recommended for ages 16+. Videos include themes that may be disturbing to some viewers.
Disclaimer
By purchasing and participating in the Haunted History Jeffersonville: A Boo 812 Experience digital passport, you voluntarily assume all risks associated with the walking tour and agree to release, indemnify, and hold harmless SoIN Tourism, its employees, partners, and affiliates from any and all claims, liabilities, damages, or expenses that may arise from participation.
Participants acknowledge that they are undertaking this self-guided digital walking tour at their own risk and agree to exercise caution and remain aware of their surroundings at all times. Entry onto private property without permission, or visiting any featured location outside of its publicly posted hours, is strictly prohibited. Guests must conduct themselves respectfully toward all businesses and property owners.
All stories and accounts included in this program are provided exclusively by Boo 812 and are based on local folklore and hearsay. SoIN Tourism makes no claim as to the accuracy, reliability, or credibility of such information and expressly disclaims any liability arising from its use.
Included Venues
See locations on an interactive map.
Begin your tour at the Southern Indiana Visitor Center where we share an overview of Jeffersonville's history. From its founding in the early 1800s to the disasters, wars, and floods that shaped the community, this stop sets the stage for hauntings and legends tied to the city’s past.
Once a speakeasy and later a funeral parlor, the building is now home to Red Yeti, a popular farm-to-table restaurant. Staff report objects flying, shattered glasses, and sightings of a ghostly child.
These two bars sit inside buildings with long histories tied to Prohibition and downtown nightlife. Employees report unexplained crashes, falling objects, and even a “ghost cat."
Once home to a hub that supplied Civil War soldiers, Warder Park sits at the crossroads of Union and Confederate history. Today, it’s a peaceful green space, though many report apparitions of soldiers walking its paths.
One of Pearl Street’s preserved historic buildings, now a bustling bar. Owners have captured objects moving on security footage, and both staff and visitors report an unsettling presence inside.
Now a quiet park, this site was once an early cemetery dating back to 1802. Excavations revealed hundreds of forgotten graves. Visitors still sense ghostly presences and see Civil War soldier apparitions.
Built in 1835, this home was once owned by the Cunningham family. Today it houses BobaBun Café, where staff report feelings of being watched, unexplained noises, and ghostly figures seen in the windows.
Formerly a bed-and-breakfast, this lively restaurant has a haunted side. Staff frequently report seeing shadowy figures move upstairs in the event space.
This is a privately owned building and an active construction site — please admire it from a distance and don’t trespass!
This building started out as Indiana’s first state prison in the 1800s before becoming the Colgate Palmolive factory. Workers have long reported shadowy figures, screams, and apparitions in the old basement cells.