Ghost Eyes

What do we want? Such a loaded question. As we all walk in the field we love so much, the answer seems pretty obvious. We all want to experience something or enhance our gifts. We want proof that something is out there and we aren’t just walking around empty rooms with expensive equipment. So, if experiences are what we want, the follow up question should be “How do we have them?” That part is simple I believe. Just keep doing what you’re doing. Let me explain… A few years ago, I worked with a parapsychologist and our group would have debates about the paranormal. I know riveting...

Most Haunted Places in America: Plumer Street House Nebraska is known as the quite, heartland prairie of the country. A solemn landscape with little more than serenity and awesome sunsets as its most recognizable feature – and the finger-licking-good corn, of course. But in the small village of Maxwell, NE, where a mere population of about 300 resides, sits one of the state’s most haunted houses; the Plumer Street House. The history of the house is a bit murky, but there are clear stories of what occurred within the home over the many years. Plumer Street House is said to be the home of several...

Most Haunted Places in America: Depot Antique Mall The Depot Antique Mall in Billings, Montana is the state’s largest antique resource, home to more than 90 antique dealers under one purposefully accommodating roof. In the mid-1900’s, tragedy struck the Billings area by way of a devastating plane crash, and the Depot Antique Mall now said to be haunted by the ghost of a WWII veteran who didn’t survive the accident. Built in the early 1900’s, the Depot Antique Mall is nearly an antique in and of itself. Constructed in 1928 of brick and beam posts, the building has served as a warehouse,...

Most Haunted Places in America: Forepaugh’s Restaurant Forepaugh’s Restaurant is an old Victorian establishment serving fine, French cuisine in St. Paul, Minnesota. When you enter the elegant eatery, the intense aromas, historic scenery and luxurious ambience are all but overwhelming, so much so that you might never even realize that Forepaugh’s Restaurant is haunted by at least two past residents. Built in the mid-1800’s by Joseph Lybrandt Forepaugh, a man who struck it rich in the dry-goods industry, Forepaugh’s Restaurant was first a glorious Victorian style mansion....