JANESVILLE HAUNTED HISTORY TOURS

Have you ever wondered why Janesville, Wisconsin has been described as one of the MOST haunted cities in the United States? Let us SHOW you why!

Join the SWPRG on a two and a half-hour walking tour of the History and Hauntings of the Courthouse Hill and Downtown Districts of the Very haunted, Janesville, WI.
Tour includes an inside tour of Janesville's MOST HAUNTED Mansion!

Evening Tour:
Friday, June 4th, 2010 - 6pm

Afternoon Tour:
Sunday, June 13th, 2010 - Noon

Cost: $30.00

For more information or to register, visit us at:
http://janesvillehauntedhistory.eventbrite.com/

Stay Overnight in one of Janesville’s Most confirmed and documented HAUNTED MANSIONS

This mansion has had several reports of paranormal activity in the past including pounding and
scratching heard on the inside walls of the mansion, heavy furniture moving across the floor
and experiencing the very creepy and chilling voices of children heard all over the house.
Even reports of full apparitions of children have been documented. Only after experiencing
these phantom voices and apparitions did the current owners inquire about the mansions past occupants. They found that it was once a children’s boarding house which children routinely
passed through.

THE EVENT INCLUDES:

• A short introduction class on paranormal research and investigation before the
investigation begins.
• A structured professional paranormal investigation which you participate in with the
members of the Southern Wisconsin Paranormal Research Group.
• Free roaming of the entire mansion (with the exception of a room or two)
• A demonstration of the paranormal investigation equipment used by the SWPRG,
including their D.E.A.D. System and QRNG
(which you will be using during your investigation)
• A full hot dinner the night of the investigation
• A full hot breakfast the morning after the investigation
• Snacks, soda, water and coffee all night.

COST TO YOU:

$75.00 for the entire night (6pm – 8am)

TO REGISTER:
To register for this event or for more information including
available dates, call Jennifer Lauer at (608) 314-6699
or visit us online at:
http://hauntedjanesvillemansion.eventbrite.com

The East Coast Paranormal Investigators Conference will be held at Fort Mifflin on the Delaware from 5 PM Friday October 9th till 5 PM Sunday October 11th 2009 with all proceeds of this event to benefit the preservation, restoration, interpretation and education programs at Fort Mifflin a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Fort Mifflin on the Delaware has consistently opened it gates to support the paranormal community, and this event is our communities chance to pay back that support.
The event will be a showcase to the public of paranormal investigators, using real science in the study of their fields and the results they obtain The event halls and fort, $ 12 a day $ 20 the weekend, will be open to the general public from 10 AM till 4 PM on Saturday and Sunday. Your organization will have 12 hours of exposure to explain your mission to and services provided for the public. This is in addition to fort tours given by interpretive guides in Revolutionary or Civil War Uniforms at 11 AM and 2 PM.
The programming halls, $ 42 day $80 weekend (this includes fort/event admission), will be open only to registered conference participants Programming about, ADC, Haunts, NDE Cryptozology, Angels, OBE, Sensitive Abilities, Demonology, UFO's, and many others will be presented by field and laboratory investigators. There will be 12 hours of programming open to registered conference participants
Your tax deductible contribution of $250 gets your organization the following an 8 foot event hall space, two weekend admissions to the fort, and the 12 hours of registered participant programming. Additional members of your organization will be able to register for a discounted amount ($ 32/$60).
There will be a fund raising banquet on Saturday night open only to contributors and registered participants in the casements for an additional tax deductible contribution of $ 25.00.
There will be overnight paranormal investigations on Friday and Saturday nights open only to contributors and registered participants for a tax deductible contribution of $70 and will be limited to 30 persons
There will be a 24 hour paranormal investigation (the only one for the 2009 Season) 5 PM Sunday to 5 PM Monday open only to contributors and registered participants for an additional tax deductible contribution of $ 90, limited to 30 persons.
This will be the only Paranormal Investigators Conference in the 2o09 Season to be held a fort that is home to 14 haunted restored historic structures constructed from 1778 to 1875, is a National Monument, and a Historic Landmark. Let your organization be a history maker .Be a part of the forts paranormal history by coming out to support Fort Mifflin on the Delaware and its mission of preservation, restoration, interpretation and education
To reserve a booth or make a reservation contact Lorraine Irby, the Office Manager/Schedule Coordinator for Fort Mifflin on the Delaware at
Fort Mifflin on the Delaware
Hog Island & Fort Mifflin Rds.
Philadelphia, PA 19153
215-685-4167

One of the most recognized paranormal icons in the United States is under assault. Not from enemy cannons, but from the ravages of time and decreased funding necessary for its preservation and upkeep. Those who have yet to have the privilege of visiting Olde Fort Mifflin, and experience the sense of history and meaning at this hallowed site, those who have been blessed by visiting the Fort have a solemn duty to do what we can do to help preserve this important place. The paranormal community, who has long enjoyed the excitement of investigating the activities and apparitions at Olde Fort Mifflin, now is joining forces to rescue her from further deterioration.

In a joint effort intended to draw from the collective resources of all paranormal societies, investigators, enthusiasts, personalities, and vendors, the Para X Radio Network, in association with CBS Radio's Psychic Radio, is launching a crusade to defend the Fort that centuries ago defended us!! But, we need your help. In a massive effort to draw the paranormal community together in harmony and with purpose, an event is being planned at the Olde Fort Mifflin to allow everyone to have a part in the Fort's restoration and ongoing maintenance. This page is dedicated to that effort.

First Event Date: May 16th and 17th, 2009
Second Event Date: June 26th, 2009
Third Event Date: 10 PM Friday October 9th till 5 PM Sunday October 11th 2009
http://www.examiner.com/x-2272-Philadelphia-Landmarks-Examiner~y2009m1d7-Fort-Mifflin-could-close-doors-forever

I was wondering if Anyone has heard of this or have any helpful information. I am interested in going on one of these tours provided they DO indeed exist and are at least somewhat worth any time and energy invested. I appreciate any info anyone has ...thanks.

Hello everyone,

I was wondering if anybody has or knows about haunted places in the Johnstown area. Our team is currently looking for good places to investigate and can use some good suggestions. So far we have covered some of the flood areas and other historical sites in the area. If you are interested about us, visit our site at http://www.splatinvestigations.com. Thanks for the help and I hope to talk with you soon!!!!

Does anyone know of an actual haunted house? I've been to one when I was 10 yrs old.But, its a long story.. so I'll tell you about it another time.

I've always wondered about something, so hopefully someone here has an answer to this question. Why is it that we always hear about ghosts in basements, or peering out from closets, or all these corners and so on. Is there a reason they'd be in these parts of houses in general? Is it because it's dark? If I was a ghost I think I'd much prefer to hang out in the living room where the tv is on at least or a sunroom where I could stare outside. LOL...seriously!

The question came to me because I've always been afraid of basements. You know, big brother scaring his little sister with "woooo...watch out for the ghooooooooosts....". Now I'm almost 40 and I STILL freak out in the basement. My hubby goes out of town and I won't go downstairs to do laundry in our NEW house! Ok, quit laughing at me. So yesterday I HAD to go downstairs and the question popped into my mind "why the hell am I afraid of the basement? If there are ghosts, they could come upstairs, too." hahaha.

Any thoughts? Is it maybe just hollywood and movies that have planted this basements = ghost pads mentality?

Sketcher

ARE YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW BEING HAUNTED???
NEED HELP?

THE PARANORMAL RESEARCH SOCIETY IS LOOKING FOR FAMILIES AND CASES FOR AN A&E TELEVISION SHOW.

The Paranormal Research Society is looking for families who are being tormented and haunted by spirits, ghosts, demons and beyond. If you have experienced visits from the unknown, we can help you. The Paranormal Research Society is the only registered student organization within the United States .

If you are in need of paranormal professionals, we are here to investigate your case and help you understand the unexplainable. If you need our help, and are open to potentially being part of the investigation process, while being filmed for a TV show, please contact PRS at pahaunted@yahoo.com or call us at 646.415.7772

There have been several acts of violence here. About 20 years ago a man escaped from a mental home and broke into the front office. In the process he broke several windows, trashed the place, slit his wrists and neck, and was found by the sales staff in the morning wrapped in a blanket talking to himself. He did not die but it was a very violent experience. 10 or so years ago a man was distressed over losing his parents and shot himself in the head overnight on top of his parent’s grave. Several of the grounds crew have seen a man dematerialize in the same area a few times. This was in the summit hill garden which is the oldest garden in the cemetery. In the day or night there can be an overwhelming feeling of being watched. About 6 or 7 years ago there was a sales manager who quit after seeing an Indian in the sales office walk thru a wall. There is also a story not verified that a police officer shot a teenager on the grounds and the boy died and was buried there. In the months following the cop went mad and one night was caught wearing camouflage and face paint digging up the boy that he killed. There have also been a few graves that people have tried to dig up but have failed since the vault lids are VERY heavy. Last Halloween I went there for a few hours by myself from 12 to 3AM and I saw several strange lights that seemed to come from the ground and go in random directions. I heard several screams from oak chapel, and heard a whispered conversation in Masonic II. I felt watched and I felt a presence that wanted me to leave but I stayed until 3AM anyways since I think hauntings are cool. I work there and I am willing to show people around if anyone wants to do an investigation to see if there is more to this. Please email me first before you check it out becasue the other workers will not talk about the paranormal.

Has anyone had any cool experiences in still operating (haunted) restaurants in the Metro Detroit area or otherwise. I'm looking for one...to experience whatever I can....and I think its very cool that this year we have a friday 13th in October....so that'll be a nice October friday night out.

RAWK!!

Want to test ghost hunting skill or just want to go to Eastern State Pen.

http://www.njghs.net/certificationprogram.html

Did anybody hear of the various accounts from Disneyland Cast Members and guests have been complaining about apparitions since the 1970's? Pretty fascinating stuff. I wonder if there's other stories and legends that I've missed (other than the little boy crying at the exit ramp, whose mother snuck his cremated ashes into the Haunted Mansion and spread his remains there), the "tuxedo man," the "man with the cain" who rides endlessly, etc. What an awesome place for hauntings, I think.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/04/11/asylum.condos.ap/index.html

I think we should go and check this place out!!!

Across the nation, former state hospitals for the mentally ill -- with dated names like "lunatic asylum" -- are being converted into homes.

Even the ominous Danvers State Hospital, once described as "the scariest building in the world" and a favorite destination of ghost-hunting thrill-seekers, soon will be home to laptop-toting latte drinkers.

"There's obviously a lot of notoriety associated with the site," said Scott Dale, a vice president at AvalonBay Communities Inc., which is constructing 497 luxury apartments and condominiums. "We think, at the end of the day, that will be helpful."

No units are on the market yet. But Dale expressed confidence that occupancy won't be hurt by the property's jaded past, including a cemetery with some unmarked graves -- one reminder of the sad history of treatment of the mentally ill.

The property development formula has been successful elsewhere.

Supposedly the battleship here in fall river massachusetts behind where i live and i mean right behind where i live is suppose to active in many ways, my girlfriend worked on the ship for a while cleaning it and what not and she seen out of the corner of her eye a guy dressed in sailer attire then when she turned her head he was gone no where to be seen and you can hear all kinds of sounds and it's not the ship making them i think it would be worth checking out.

Hello my name is Tina I am one of the owners of TKPI (Tennessee & Kentucky Paranormal Investigations) I was wondering if anyone has heard of or knows any new haunted places my group can investigate in Tennessee or Kentucky?

This old house has been creeping people out for decades, it seems, and the New York Times still hasn't solved the mystery.

Anybody close by Queens feel like checking it out?