Mysterious Mineral Springs
301 E. Broadway, Alton, IL 62002
Historic Sites
Overnight paranormal retreats, ghost hunting, you name it! If you're ready to be spooked in Alton, IL, visit the Mineral Springs Mall.
The towering Mineral Springs Mall is a landmark in one of America's most haunted small towns! Guided historic daytime tours of the most haunted locations in this century old treasure include the iconic pool, grand banquet hall, second floor rooms, the infamous "Jasmine Lady's" staircase and also includes admission to Mineral Spring's Torture Museum!
For more information, call (618) 717-0546.
What's happening nearby...
Javapalooza 2026
Great Rivers & Routes Region • Sep 01 – Nov 30
Javapalooza 2026 is brewing Sept. 1-Nov. 30! Sip signature drinks, explore coffee shops, join scavenger hunts, follow the Coffee Trail that celebrates the bean, baristas and…
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Rocky Horror Picture Show at ALT
Alton Little Theatre • Oct 29 – Nov 01 @ 7:30PM
Experience the cult classic Rocky Horror Picture Show live on stage with outrageous fun, unforgettable music, and interactive audience participation.
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Alton Halloween Parade 2026
Broadway Street, Downtown Alton • Oct 31 @ 7PM
Ghost and goblins beware! The "Most Haunted Small Town in America" will be out in full force at this year's annual Halloween Parade!
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