The Paranormal Museum is available for private individual tours only.  We offer several different  including tours that allow for investigation time.  Tours are for UP TO 6 people. This means that you must select “1” as your number of attendees. Larger Groups must have advance approval.

The Paranormal Museum standard tour is 60 minutes minute and is fully guided. Please choose the focus of your tour when you book it.

The Paranormal Museum contains a constantly changing and growing collection and is also a research facility.  Your experiences, should you include them, will become part of our archives.

Please note that tours of The Paranormal Museum cannot be rescheduled or canceled.  Your time is secured with your booking and your guide scheduled for that time. 

Dolls, Dolls, Dolls…

The realm of haunted dolls stretches beyond porcelain visages and unsettling grins. Here, we explore a few chilling variations:

• Playthings of the Past: These are seemingly ordinary dolls, often baby dolls, reported to exhibit strange behavior. Owners recount movement, whispers, or even malicious actions. Folklore suggests these dolls can become tethered to a child’s spirit, forever seeking comfort or enacting unresolved emotions.
• Passage to the Afterlife: Certain ancient cultures, like the Egyptians with their ushabti dolls, created funerary figures. These weren’t meant to be toys, but rather companions for the deceased in the afterlife.
• Instruments of Ill Will: Voodoo dolls, often constructed with personal effects of the intended target, are infamous in popular culture. However, in Haitian Vodou, they are complex religious symbols used for healing as well as curses. 

These are just a few examples of the diverse and chilling narratives surrounding haunted dolls. Whether vessels for lost spirits, gateways to the beyond, or instruments of dark magic, these dolls capture our fascination with the potential for the inanimate to harbor the unsettling.

Crime & Incarceration

Haunted artifacts tied to crimes include the weapons used in the crime or personal belongings of the killer. These objects sometimes retain the negative energy of the violent acts committed. Items linked to incarceration and mental hospitals, like restraints, furniture, or even entire buildings, also carry energy of those who lived in or with them. The spirits of former inmates or patients, often those who suffered or died under harsh conditions, are said to linger. These haunted artifacts serve as chilling reminders of the dark histories they represent, drawing paranormal enthusiasts and investigators alike.