This is for our investigations and it includes the data analysis.
Ghost hunting has had to adapt to the recent pandemic. Access to sites and homes has become more difficult or stopped. To get your ghost hunting fix, you’ve got to stay home, connect online, and sleuth from your computer screen. Get arm chair investigating tips after the jump.
On October 23, 2020, Ghostly Activities investigated reports of a touchy spirit in the Urban Farmgirl Market. The store lies in the former Wilson Hotel. Get the report after the jump.
There are 5 kinds of ghost evidence investigators try to collect during a ghost hunt. Those are visual, auditory, environmental, experiential, and engagement. Get the full description after the jump.
Ghostly Activities investigated the Georgetown Inn (Seattle) on June 5, 2020. Inside, we discovered ghostly activity in a 3rd-floor room. Get the scoop after the jump.
Recently, fog machines have come to the fore on ghost hunts. But using them comes with a lot of caveats, and they could discredit your investigation. Get the scoop after the jump.
Jake and a guest sit down to discuss all the ghostly activity on the USS Turner Joy, a naval museum in Bremerton, Washington. Listen in after the jump.
On Saturday, February 22, 2020, Ghostly Activities investigated Thornewood Castle, the site of the Stephen King TV movie, Rose Red. This was a test run for the team. We used new experiments and a more specialized approach to ghostly evidence collection. Get the scoop after the jump.
Ghostly Activities investigated Spooked in Seattle (Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA) the night of February 4th. Get the scoop on an EVP and our new experiments after the jump.
Ghostly Activities proudly presents a new book on ghosts and hauntings. New ghost hunters will find it useful for their first investigations.
On September 14, 2019, Ghostly Activities investigated the Fox Theatre in Centralia, Washington. Over the night, team members had personal experiences and we tested new gear. Get the scoop after the jump.