Steel yourself, crawlers. The ghost of Lee McIver might be out and about on the Brew & Boo trail. What happened to the former owner of Lee’s Furniture store to cause his untimely passing was indeed shocking and horrible. It’s the only thing that explains why a humble, civic-minded, hardworking family man like Lee would remain here haunting the living. If only justice could be served to right that misfortunate wrong then maybe Lee could pass on peacefully. Until then, expect him to pop up when and where you least expect, and try not to scream when he does.

Feeling unseasonably warm this fall evening? Perhaps the ghost of former fire and police chief, John T. McKernan is to blame. On the day that a catastrophic fire broke out at the current site of Hugger Mugger Brewing, the chief suddenly died and was never seen alive again. His ghost, however, refuses to rest and many people have witnessed him very much deceased. You might just cross paths with “Big John” as he continues to patrol the streets of downtown Sanford. We suggest you be on your best behavior. You really don’t want to be on his bad side. 

You can always count on The Tuckers to stir up a little ruckus. Especially in death. If you’re hoping to avoid their ghosts, good luck. If they’re not at The Historic Railroad House, they’re at Depot Park, Temple Theater, or even Wild Dogs Brewing. In short, they get around, but what else would you expect from the First Mayor and First Lady of Sanford? Strangely, their presence causes odd things to happen from phantom train whistles to ghostly whispers. But the good news is they always find their way back home with a little help from crawlers like you. Are you up to the challenge?