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BROOKLYN — Brooklyn’s spookiest tales – from a “haunted” Trader Joe’s in Cobble Hill to the ghostly Adams Mansion in Park Slope – are featured on Madame Morbid’s Trolley Tours, founded by Allison Huntington Chase, 38, says the New York Post. The 90-minute ride through Northern Brooklyn explores haunted sites, tragic fires and burial grounds beneath local bars. 

The Victorian-style trolley, complete with chandeliers and fog machines, offers “true crime stories with ‘paranormal sprinkles,’” Chase said. “The community and everything, they go spooky 365 days a year.”

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