Ghost of the departed times are resurrected to tell their stories for the St George’s hit, Haunted History.

The East End’s popular ghost tour will run from tomorrow until October 31, starting at 8.30pm, and will offer 80 minutes of sights and frights, with guests encouraged to make a night of it.

Costumes are encouraged, and some of the Olde Towne’s restaurants are offering special entertainment and menus.

Tempest Bistro has a special Hallowe’en menu on Saturday and Monday.

The Wharf, formerly Tavern by the Sea, offers live music on Saturday, while Wahoo’s Bistro hosts an annual Hallowe’en party with DJ, dancing and drink specials on Tuesday.

Also offering Hallowe’en fare is The White Horse Pub and Restaurant.

Kristin White, creator of the walk, said her goal was “to bring history to life”, but emphasised its occasional surprises should not deter children from the family entertainment.

The guided stroll through the storied streets of St George’s has been running since 2015, even catching the attention of USA Today.

Ms White called St George’s “the perfect backdrop for celebrating Hallowe’en”.

She added: “We hope that visitors and residents alike come down to experience it all.

Haunted History Hallowe’en tour tickets are $50 for adults, and $35 for seniors, and children aged 6 to 15.

One child under 5 can enter free with each paying adult, with tickets available at www.ptix.bm.