Category Archives: National Paranormal Museum
Weekend schedule: 6/10 – 6/11
We have an overnight scheduled for Friday night, so there will be no 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM tours on the 10th.
On Saturday, we will have a rare daytime tour. Yes, I know, we have said we don’t do those anymore, but enough people recently asked about it. So, we’re going to give it a try.
Here is Saturday’s schedule:
SATURDAY 6/11/2011
Workshop at 1:00 PM (FREE).
In this workshop, we will answer questions on ghosts and hauntings. I usually runs less than an hour.
Investigation and tour at 3:00 PM and then at 8:00 PM ($10)
Investigate The Haunted Cottage. Learn the history and hauntings of the Booth House and use ghost hunting gadgets! This tour runs about two hours.
Make money with The Haunted Cottage!
Imagine making money to buy equipment for your ghost hunting team or just earning a few extra dollars on the site while helping a good cause. Now you can do just that while helping the Haunted Cottage!
How the Booth got in the Booth House
Local Harpers Ferry Historian David Hartman talks about the history of John Wilkes Booth and how became forever associated with the house on 43 Old Taylor Ln! Read the transcript written by paranormal researcher and Harpers Ferry Paranormal Society historian Tyra L. Rathje.
National meets International!
Always on the lookout for new friends and contacts around the country, members of the Paranormal Investigators Coalition including Russ Notatel, Ron Peacock and me, Vince Wilson, visited the International Museum of Spiritual Investigations.
It was good to see others so close to us trying to accomplish the same goals.
Haunt Central
Haunt Central is the center for the paranormal in the Mid-Atlantic! Find out about new and upcoming events at The Haunted Cottage and National Paranormal History Museum by joining our official Meetup Group at Haunt Central!
Inauguration at The Haunted Cottage
This season’s Supernatural Seminar did not go as well as planned. There was lots of rain, wind and power failures. Many of the attendees canceled due to either the weather or because they wanted to go to one of the other conferences this weekend. One in Virginia Beach and the other in Gettysburg. C’est la vie!
The National Paranormal History Museum
Yes, we know that a quick search of the Internet will show that there are other “paranormal museums” out there. The difference is, this one is the fist to be dedicated exclusively to psychic phenomena, ghosts and hauntings. This is also the first of that type to have a real physical location. The National Paranormal History Museum is an educatinal experienece for those into paranormal and history buffs as well. Whether you are a would-be ghost hunter or a seasoned paranormal investigator, you will be impressed with your visit!
