Jacquelyn Procter Reeves, Huntsville historian and author of nine books including “When Spirits Walk” and “Wicked North Alabama,” has extensively researched the history of this area and uncovered little known facts as well as rumors of haunted places in all three of our Ghost Walks. She is the owner of Avalon Tours and long-time participant in the Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll. Jacque@huntsvilleghostwalk.com

Kevin Thompson, lead investigator with the Madison County Paranormal Research Society, has been investigating paranormal activity for over 13 years. He has been interviewed numerous times for his expertise and is in high demand for his insightful investigations. Kevin is our high –tech gadget expert. He is also a training officer for the Madison County Sheriff’s Department. kevin@huntsvilleghostwalk.com

Robert Reeves is a well-established and recognizable name in local television as a long-time employee of WHNT-TV Channel 19. Robert has done several programs on haunted houses in Channel 19’s viewing area and his interest in local history makes him a natural for our tours. His contribution to the research of these stories and his ability to dig for details has greatly enhanced our tours. Ask him about his own ghostly encounters!

Leslie Kilgore is a senior at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. She is also a member of the Madison County Paranormal Research Society and has served on panels discussing paranormal research (ghost hunting). She has, for several years, portrayed the ghost of Sally Carter, Huntsville’s most famous spirit, in the Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll, and other venues about town. Leslie has illustrated two books, written for local historic publications, and her nocturnal nature lends itself naturally to all things ghostly. Leslie@huntsvilleghostwalk.com

Van Brown grew up within walking distance of the once-bustling downtown business district. This self-proclaimed “old soul” absorbed the stories of Huntsville’s history at an early age, sparked by his grandmother’s storytelling and his love of folklore. He is no stranger to Huntsville’s ghosts, past and present, and loves portraying the blue-ribbon bovine, Lily Flagg, in the Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll. Van works at our outstanding Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Bob Boyer has been interested in all things ghostly for many years. He is proud of his Huntsville roots and loves our rich history, as well as monsters and mayhem. Bob has planned and produced several professional Haunted Houses in the Huntsville and Birmingham areas. He has participated in local ghost hunts and has had some creepy encounters! Bob has worked for radio for over 12 years, and is often heard on commercials and promotional ads for his employer, WZDX-Fox 54. Bob@huntsvilleghostwalk.com

Wil Elrick comes to the Huntsville Ghost Walk with years of experience in paranormal investigations. He has worked with paranormal investigation teams in Alabama, North and South Carolina, and Chicago. He is a former police officer and currently manages the news department at Fox 54 in Huntsville. His abilities are creatively showcased in his short stories on local ghosts. Wil is a history buff and avid reader. Like ALL of our tour guides, Wil also participates in the annual Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll.

Randy Kilgore is a costumer, puppeteer, scientist, and member of the Madison County Paranormal Research Society. Originally from Central Alabama, he moved to Huntsville and became familiar with Huntsville's paranormal scene. Randy is also a staff member with the local science fiction convention, Crisiscon, where he orchestrates the paranormal and science tracks. As do the rest of the guides, Randy participates in the Cemetery Stroll. Randy@huntsvilleghostwalk.com

Our professional team of researchers and historians have put together, for your enjoyment, an interesting as well as entertaining evening, consisting of researched and documented stories of ghostly activity and Huntsville history. Come take a walk back in time with our tour guides. Be sure to bring your camera and take pictures. Perhaps you will find something – or someone – watching you back! You might also bring water and bug spray in the summer, flashlights in the fall. Sorry, there are no public restrooms on our walk. No credit cards accepted – cash and checks only.