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History Tours. Guided hour long tour explores castle’s unique history. Fun for the whole family. 11 am Mon - Sat. 2 pm Mon - Sun. $12.50/person plus tax online. $13.75/person phone order/at the door. fee applies to anyone 5 years and older. add 15-minute escape $7/person (at the end of the tour)
- Pythian Castle
Relive castle history from 1942. ... Unique history explored...
- Pythian Castle
Relive castle history from 1942. ... Unique history explored in one hour guided tour. Fun for all ages. History Tour. Book Now. for public dates, see ghost investigation page. Private Ghost Investigation. Book Now. Large Group Escape Game. ... Pythian Castle Things to Do. Ghost Tour $18. Book. History Tour $14. Book. Escape -Officers Lockdown $25.
Discover gargoyles, a dungeon and POW cells on 1-hour tour of the Pythian Castle in Springfield, Missouri. Learn the history of the Knights of Pythias, and find out why ghost hunters and paranormal investigators flock to the imposing 1913 landmark.
Discover a classic castle right in the heart of Springfield, built by the Knights of Pythias. A 1-hour guided stroll through the ballroom, dungeon, and tower room complete this experience, all while learning about the history of this 1913 gem.
History Tour of Pythian Castle in Springfield Missouri. 28 Reviews. Springfield, United States. Share Save to Wishlist. See More. From £10.26. Lowest Price Guarantee. Select Date and Travellers. Check Availability. Reserve Now & Pay Later. Secure your spot while staying flexible. Free cancellation. Up to 24 hours in advance. Learn more.
Springfield's most enchanting events venue offering history tours, ghost tours, murder mysteries, holiday events, private rentals. Must attend a scheduled event to visit the castle. Come to a scheduled event, pay the entrance fee; otherwise, you will not be able to visit the castle.
This three story brick and stone building, with its visually arresting facade, is one of the best surviving examples of Romanesque Revival architecture in Portsmouth. This Virginia historical site was designed by local architect and builder Edward Overman and built in 1897-98.