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Investigations
These are some of our more well-documented investigations.
The Heritage Museum (may-stringer house)
This home, located in Historical Downtown Brooksville, FL, is home to at least (but not limited to) 13 known entities. Most commonly seen and heard is little Jessie May Saxon, a three-year old spirit who passed away inside the home. At least four funerary viewings occurred inside the parlor, and the home was the site of Brooksville's first drive-by shooting (well, it was done on horseback but same difference). We have recorded multiple EVPs and photos within the home, and can say without a doubt, it is haunted.
Townsend House Cemetery
Between Dade City and Brooksville, there is a small community that was once called Spring Lake (also previously known as part of Fort Dade, which also included present-day Dade City). There are two cemeteries on Spring Lake Highway- this one is located deep in orange groves off of the main road. It is fairly eerie and quiet, but it contains the remains of many Civil War veterans,and the land was once an Indian settlement, and then the Townsend family home, a school, and a church.
Lykes-Ayers Cemetery
Across from the Springhill Cemetery in Brooksville, FL there is a long lost Cemetery called Lykes-Ayers. Its inhabitants date back to the 1700s including remains of Confederate Soldiers. Most of the graves are sunk in with no head stones, just a marker flag. At one point during our investigation we got a strong smell of liquor like when your talking to a person who has been consuming alcohol. You get the strong feeling of being watched and a very heavy feeling.
Springhll Cemetery
This cemetery is located off Ft. Dade Ave in Brooksville, Florida. Down a long dirt road into the woods you will find the "EERIE" Springhill Cemetery. Its inhabitants are mainly African Ameicans and is rumored to be the site of hangings and KKK brutality dating back to the late 1800s.
The Palmer house
The house was built around 1890 for Mr Palmer who worked for the train station. The house is inhabited by three spirits and one is believed to be Mr Palmer himself. We could hear foot steps going up and down the stairs all night, and you get the chills in almost every room. We captured over a dozen EVPs but most were so quiet that they were impossible to make out, the house is indeed special and we would love to visit again one day.
The oriole cemetery
The town of Oriole has a recorded post office that existed from 1884 to 1898. A census recorded that approximately 100 whites inhabited the area. Unfortunately, it appears that the town was wiped out by influenza. We take it for granted today with our modern medicine, but before vaccines, antibiotics, and emergency medicine, diseases were much more feared. Especially vulnerable were young children.After the demise of the town, the Oriole Phosphate Mining Company applied for and received a permit to mine 50 tons daily from the area between the present day Withlacoochee River and Croom Forest beginning in 1912.
The Stone residence
This is our Investigation at The Stone Residence. The house is said to be haunted by a women named Mrs Stone who passed away in the house years ago. The new owners have been experiencing objects being moved, strange sounds, and have claimed to even see full body apparitions of Mrs Stone.
The Estates Case
We were asked to investigate the home after reports of shadow figures and a dark presence. The owners were seeing shadow figures throughout the home that has only gotten worse after renovations. There has been a dark entity that lurks outside and inside the garage. The owners say when its around it gives you a very scary feeling and if you are outside you are quickly running to the house to get away from it. Its also been reported from a person who grew up in the home that when he was young he was held down in bed while sleeping.
The house of legion
On July 27, 2014 we were contacted to investigate a home with reports of poltergeist activity and a demonic entity.
Only one hour into the Investigation and the Demon makes its presence known by putting 3 scratch marks on our clients back.
You could actually see the marks appear, then start to bleed. This was only the beginning. Throughout night we could hear
strange voices, we witnessed mulitple apparitions, and one member of the crew was even partially possessed
for him.
Chinsegut Hill
With the conclusion of the Second Seminole War (1835–1842) and the passing of the Armed Occupation Act on August 4, 1842, the character of Florida was transformed. In the interior of the Florida peninsula, devoid of white settlement just 10 years before, plantations were rapidly established. By the eve of statehood, planters maintained that nearly half the population and wealth of the territory was now located in central Florida.
Spirits of the Well
The homeowners and other past occupants claim that they have been haunted for years by multiple spirits. They say there is a spirit of a little boy being seen, and a little girl roaming the house. A woman with long dark hair has even been seen there. But they also mention something dark and evil lurking the house at night. The homeowner also uncovered an old Well under the floor of his house. Out back of the house lies two graves. One of a child with the middle name Lily, and another of what they think is the young boys that has been seen dragging a sheet.
Old Clay County Jail
One of the oldest jails in Florida sits in the heart of historic Green Coves Springs, Florida. Huge oak trees covered with Spanish moss surround the old jail. The white stucco walls and tin roof harkens back to a bygone era. It may look peaceful from the outside but what’s inside may surprise the unwary. You see, the old jail is haunted
old hamilton county jail
The old jail in Jasper has a rich and colorful history, according to historian Johnny Bullard, a life-long resident of Hamilton County. Built in 1893, the old jail at 501 NE 1st Ave. was home to many lawbreakers over the years, and as old buildings go, it comes with many legends, a lot of them spooky in nature.
Old South Pittsburg Hospital
The Old South Pittsburg Hospital is considered by many to be one of the most haunted locations in Tennessee. Two of the most distinctive geological characteristics about the property is that there is a natural based spring that runs underneath the hospital and runs into a still existent well from a former plantation. It also flows directly into the Northwest region of the Tennessee River. It is because of this natural spring that many individuals throughout history were attracted to the area.
Waverly Hills Sanatorium
In the early 1900s, Jefferson County was severely stricken with an outbreak of tuberculosis. There were many tuberculosis cases in Louisville at the time because of all the wetlands along the Ohio River, which were perfect for the tuberculosis bacteria.
Saxon Manor
The Frank Saxon House is a historic residence in Brooksville, Florida. The home was built by Frank Saxon in 1876 for his bride Tululu Hope, daughter of William Hope, one of the earliest settlers in the county.
Randolph County Asylum/Infirmary
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The county home, originally the Randolph County Poorhouse, was built in 1899. The property at one time included a pump house, two different barns, a machine shed, two garages as well as a chicken house. The property also has an unmarked cemetery somewhere on the grounds where some former residents of the poorhouse were buried.​
Hales Bar Dam
Hales Bar Dam was a hydroelectric dam once located on the Tennessee River in Marion County, Tennessee, United States. The Chattanooga and Tennessee River Power Company began building the dam on September 13th, 1905 and completed it on November 11th, 1913, making Hales Bar one of the first major multipurpose dams and one of the first major dams to be built across a navigable channel in the United States. It began operation on November 13th, 1913.
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The Hospital on old college hill
The Old Hospital on College Hill has looked down over the City of Williamson, West Virginia for the past 92 Years. The facility will re-open for both historical and paranormal tours, giving "new patients" a glimpse into one of the most unique paranormal destinations in Appalach.
Belle Grove Plantation
On April 3, 1790, John Hipkins (1754-1804) purchased Belle Grove Plantation from Captain Francis Conway for 2,000 pounds. John Hipkins was the son of Samuel and Margaret Upshaw Hipkins of Essex County. John married Elizabeth Pratt (1754-1829), daughter of Thomas and Margaret Pratt. John and Elizabeth were married in the early 1770’s.
