Blood On The Cobblestones True Crime Walking Tour of St Augustine
by Revelry Tours of St Augustine
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This two-hour Blood On The Cobblestones True Crime Walking Tour of St Augustine takes participants along the city’s historic cobblestone streets to visit five locations connected to true crime cases. The tour starts with the 1785 Delany murder, Florida’s oldest cold case, where the details of this unsolved crime are explained. Next, the group moves to the site of the W.D. Lindsey murder, a case marked by southern scandal and betrayal. The third stop covers the 19th-century murder of Juan Carlos, exploring the crime’s impact on the community along the cobblestone roads. The fourth location is where Athalia Lindsley was killed in broad daylight in 1974, a case that remains unsolved. The final stop recounts the 1990s murder of Amy Blount, a crime that deeply affected the city. Throughout the tour, participants visit several of St Augustine’s bars as part of a true crime pub crawl. Alcoholic drinks and gratuities are not included. The tour covers about two hours and is open only to guests aged 21 and older.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
1785 Delany Murder Site
This stop focuses on the 1785 Delany murder, one of Florida’s oldest cold cases. The murder shocked early Florida settlers and remains unsolved after more than two centuries. The guide discusses possible motives such as revenge and greed, presenting the dark facts for guests to consider.
20 min
W.D. Lindsey Murder Case
The tour pauses to recount the murder of W.D. Lindsey, involving southern scandal and betrayal. The story includes a bullet that still resonates in local history. Participants hear details about whether the killing was revenge or vigilante justice.
20 min
Juan Carlos Murder in 1800s St Augustine
This stop examines the murder of Juan Carlos, a once-trusted community member in 19th-century St Augustine. The guide explains the crime’s background of deceit and desperation and the ongoing impact on the city’s history.
20 min
1974 Athalia Lindsley Murder
The tour reviews the broad-daylight killing of Athalia Lindsley, a former model and political figure, near her home in 1974. Despite the brutality, no one was convicted. The guide discusses the possible motives and the unresolved nature of the case.
20 min
1990s Amy Blount Murder
This stop covers the 1990s murder of Amy Blount, which shocked St Augustine’s community. The guide details the violent event and how it disturbed the city’s sense of safety, highlighting the questions that remain unanswered.
20 min
Meeting point
You will meet your guide for check-in outside of Stogie's Jazz Club & Listening Room, to the right of the building near the patio
End point
You tour will end at this location.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Blood On The Cobblestones True Crime Walking Tour of St Augustine
by Revelry Tours of St Augustine
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$70Overview
This two-hour Blood On The Cobblestones True Crime Walking Tour of St Augustine takes participants along the city’s historic cobblestone streets to visit five locations connected to true crime cases. The tour starts with the 1785 Delany murder, Florida’s oldest cold case, where the details of this unsolved crime are explained. Next, the group moves to the site of the W.D. Lindsey murder, a case marked by southern scandal and betrayal. The third stop covers the 19th-century murder of Juan Carlos, exploring the crime’s impact on the community along the cobblestone roads. The fourth location is where Athalia Lindsley was killed in broad daylight in 1974, a case that remains unsolved. The final stop recounts the 1990s murder of Amy Blount, a crime that deeply affected the city. Throughout the tour, participants visit several of St Augustine’s bars as part of a true crime pub crawl. Alcoholic drinks and gratuities are not included. The tour covers about two hours and is open only to guests aged 21 and older.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
1785 Delany Murder Site
This stop focuses on the 1785 Delany murder, one of Florida’s oldest cold cases. The murder shocked early Florida settlers and remains unsolved after more than two centuries. The guide discusses possible motives such as revenge and greed, presenting the dark facts for guests to consider.
20 min
W.D. Lindsey Murder Case
The tour pauses to recount the murder of W.D. Lindsey, involving southern scandal and betrayal. The story includes a bullet that still resonates in local history. Participants hear details about whether the killing was revenge or vigilante justice.
20 min
Juan Carlos Murder in 1800s St Augustine
This stop examines the murder of Juan Carlos, a once-trusted community member in 19th-century St Augustine. The guide explains the crime’s background of deceit and desperation and the ongoing impact on the city’s history.
20 min
1974 Athalia Lindsley Murder
The tour reviews the broad-daylight killing of Athalia Lindsley, a former model and political figure, near her home in 1974. Despite the brutality, no one was convicted. The guide discusses the possible motives and the unresolved nature of the case.
20 min
1990s Amy Blount Murder
This stop covers the 1990s murder of Amy Blount, which shocked St Augustine’s community. The guide details the violent event and how it disturbed the city’s sense of safety, highlighting the questions that remain unanswered.
20 min
Meeting point
You will meet your guide for check-in outside of Stogie's Jazz Club & Listening Room, to the right of the building near the patio
End point
You tour will end at this location.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.