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Aspirant & Investigated Haunted Sites
Looking for a paranormal experience like no other? Look no further than our Spirit Travel Listening Service Haunted Sites. Our aspiring haunted estate list is the preference of choice for our paranormal investigative team, providing a truly unique and spine-tingling experience. Come explore the unknown with us.
Aspirant Paranormal Investigation
Dunhill Hotel Charlotte, Circa 1920's
Welcome to the Dunhill Hotel, a historic gem in Charlotte, NC, originally built as the Mayfair Manor in 1929. Known for its intriguing past, the hotel has garnered attention for paranormal activity linked to its history during the Great Depression. This year, our Paranormal Investigator and Creator will delve into the mysteries of this site, exploring the chilling events surrounding the tragic fall of a man from a hotel suite window on a dark day in November 29th. Join us as we uncover the stories that linger within these walls.
Investigated Paranormal Site
Lydia's Bridge, Circa 1920
Lydia's Bridge in Jamestown, NC has been declared a paranormal site by the NC Folklife Institute due to the experience of the "Vanishing Hitchhiker". Legend has it that the spirit of Lydia is trying to get home to High Point, NC and has convinced drivers to come to her aid, only to disappear once she becomes a passenger in their vehicle.
Aspirant Paranormal Investigation
The Biltmore Estate, Circa 1900's
The Biltmore Estate of Asheville, NC known for its luxurious beauty and sprawling 8,000-acre terrain, has long been a popular destination for tourists. However, the estate's reputation for paranormal activity is equally legendary. According to folklore, the death of George Washington Vanderbilt II left behind a heartbroken widow whose whispers of lamenting can still be heard by staff members to this day.
Aspirant Paranormal Investigation
Duke Mansion "White Oaks/Lynwood",
Circa 1922
Welcome to the enchanting 52-room mansion nestled in the heart of Myers Park, Charlotte, NC. This historic mansion has been intriguing guests for over a century with its delightful southern charm and stunning interior design. The mansion also has a fascinating story to tell about the spirit of Jon Avery, a former owner who is said to haunt the property. His love story, which ended in death, has left an undying love that keeps his spirit walking the terrace of this enchanted mansion. Come and experience the magic for yourself.
Aspirant Paranormal Investigation
Brown Mountain Lights & Table Rock, Circa 1771
Table Rock, located on the Blue Ridge Parkway of Burke County, North Carolina, is known for the spectacular paranormal light display, the Brown Mountain Lights. The phenomenon has been the subject of scientific investigations, and the U.S. Geographical Survey has also speculated over it. The Cherokee Native Residents have known about these paranormal light disclosures for centuries, and have often revered them as UFO/UAP activity. Our experts are yet to discover and investigate the phenomenon.
