Spell Caster Ghost Tours

💔 End of an Era in Downtown Round Rock 💔

We were heartbroken to hear that the iconic Louisiana Longhorn Cafe is permanently closing its doors on June 20th after an incredible 25-year run. Downtown Round Rock is losing a massive piece of its culinary soul! 😭

But did you know this historic building on the 200 block of E. Main Street holds secrets that go far deeper than just great Cajun food?

From its roots in the late 1800s to the terrifying, vertigo-inducing basement, the building has a long history of paranormal activity. We’re talking about "Charlie" their resident cowboy ghost, unexplained heavy breathing, and flying pots and pans. 👻

Before you head in for one last bowl of gumbo, read up on the chilling history and firsthand ghostly encounters inside the restaurant. Read the full haunting history here:
https://spellcasterghosttours.com/haunted-louisiana-longhorn/

Have you ever had a strange experience while dining there? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Snapshot of tonight's almost sold out Ghostmaker tour! Special shout out to our newest guide Jessi here for celebrating her birthday with our guests AND our ghosts 👻 She'll be out hosting a tour on Saturday night in Georgetown too - you can still book a ticket and wish her a happy birthday!

www.spellcasterghosttours.com

🌙 Look what we stumbled across last night!
I was just doing some casual scrolling through Google late last night and came across this incredible article written by Sally—and it absolutely made my entire night! 🖤✨

On behalf of the whole Spell Caster Ghost Tours team, I want to say a massive, heartfelt thank you to Sally for such a wonderful piece. Reading your kind words about our ghost tours and Ellie’s storytelling completely blew us away!

It’s moments like this—finding out our passion for history and the paranormal is connecting with people—that make everything we do so rewarding.
Speaking of connecting... tonight's Friday night tours are already ALMOST SOLD OUT! 🚨

If you want to read the full article, the link is right below. And if you want to see that storytelling in action tonight before the last spots vanish, grab your tickets right now!

https://megaphone.southwestern.edu/2026/03/11/ghosts-of-georgetown-ghouls-of-glasscock/

Ghosts of Georgetown, Ghouls of Glasscock – The Megaphone Features Lifestyle Ghosts of Georgetown, Ghouls of Glasscock Sally Beglau March 11, 2026 Share It’s 8:30 when my friend and I walk into Mesquite Creek Outfitters (MCO), looking for our Spell Caster Ghost Tour guide. The text from Trip Advisor said they’d be “in the back, near the bathrooms,”...

🕯️Does your mom like all things spooky?
This Mother's Day, give her something to keep her up at night. 📚

The Phases of Lilith: A Dark Crescent Moon is a witty, spooky midlife tale of reinvention featuring a relatable FMC, enemies-to-lovers tension, and the ghosts we can't escape.

✨ Midlife Paranormal Romance with Mild Spice and Hot Enemies to Lovers 🔥
https://spellcasterghosttours.com/the-phases-of-lilith/

Doin' 2 Step Inn this Weekend? Kick Off Your Georgetown Weekend with a Friday Night Adults-Only Ghost Tour! ️ ️
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If you find yourself in Georgetown, Texas, make time for an entertaining and informational tour with Spell Caster Ghost Tours!
🕯️ Where History Meets the Hauntings

Uncover the shadows of the “Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas.” Beneath the Victorian charm of historic downtown Georgetown, Texas, lies a legacy of true crime, brutal murders, and macabre mysteries. The Ghost Maker Tour is an immersion into the macabre events that stained the limestone sidewalks of Central Texas.

The Ghost Maker Tour | Spell Caster Ghost Tours Charming downtown Georgetown’s beautiful historic buildings hold some of the city’s most sordid secrets.

Ever wonder about those haint-blue ceilings on porches in the South?
Ever heard of a Boo Hag?

While the bayou has Voodoo, the Low Country has Hoodoo. Hoodoo is Voodoo’s cousin, and it is still practiced in the Gullah Geechee region of coastal Georgia and South Carolina. These terms are frequently used interchangeably, but mark my words, they are very different

Hoodoo began in the marshlands of the Sea Islands of Georgia and South Carolina in the early 1800s. Unlike other enslaved Africans and their descendants in the South, the Gullah Geechee people were isolated on islands. They eventually emerged with their own language and customs, which remained tethered to African traditions.

Hoodoo doesn’t try to open a doorway to the spirit world like Voodoo does. Hoodoo practitioners try to work in harmony with the spirit world. And the Boo Hag is one of those mysterious otherworldly entities that they just live with, or try to, at least…

🦴 Link in the comments for the full story!

Do You Believe in Ghosts?
How About Demons?

Let’s go down the supernatural wormhole of what to believe and what not to believe, and why it’s okay not to know.

Tell us what you think - your experiences in the comments below!
We're always open to different theories, ideas, and beliefs.

The Architecture of Memory: I Don’t Believe in Demons, But I Do Believe in Ghosts - Spell Caster Ghost Tours Believing in ghosts doesn't mean believing in demons. It means that hauntings are merely an individual's legacy.