Kansas City Paranormal Ghost Tours LLC

08/10/2023

Parker and his Mama

10/02/2022

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1546607249117841&id=100013057413182

JB's paranormal hotbox with Jan and Brandon discusses everything about or concerning the Paranormal and Cannabis Culture.

02/04/2021

https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-are-figuring-out-how-some-people-can-hear-the-voices-of-the-dead

Scientists have identified the traits that may make a person more likely to claim they hear the voices of the dead.

02/01/2018

Just after the Civil War on the site where El TORREON stands, the Red Cross tents housed the Widows and Orphans of Confederate Soldiers from the Battle of Westport.

02/01/2018

02/01/2018

1932 Walkathon hosted by Red Skelton in the upper historic ballroom of El TORREON. He met his future Wife who was one if the participants.

02/01/2018

Get Cowtown Ballroom, Kansas City, MO, USA setlists - view them, share them, discuss them with other Cowtown Ballroom, Kansas City, MO, USA fans for free on setlist.fm!

02/01/2018

Two proibition tunnels remain in the basement of El TORREON.

08/23/2017

WE ARE OFFICIALLY SOLD OUT!!!!!!
THE NEXT INVESTIGATION WILL BE SEPT 9th
Details to follow!!!!!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/paranormal-nights-at-the-dillinghamlewis-home-museum-tickets-36868450528

Come and be part of the first ever public paranormal investigation of this historically haunted location. This will be an epic paranormal investigation and your invited! Hosted By Kansas City Paranormal! Bring your own camera and ghost investigation equipment or use ours. Proceeds of this event will go to this beautiful and historic homes preservation and currently the fixing of the failing front porch. Learn about paranormal equipment and technique with Stephanie and Henroux of Kansas City Paranormal. The Dillingham-Lewis Museum in Blue Springs, Missouri, was built in 1906 and is the only structure in Blue Springs constructed of native limestone. The house is named after two families.

The original owners were the Morgan Vachel Dillingham family. Mr. Dillingham operated a general store in Blue Springs in the 1880s and was later Vice-President of a local bank. The house was later purchased by Miss Narra Lewis, a world traveler who had seen every President, from Lincoln to Roosevelt. Miss Narra, famous for her parties and for a hatchet-swinging raid on the local saloon, lived here until her death in 1948.

The home was purchased by the Blue Springs Historical Society in 1977. It serves as the Society’s headquarters and is furnished with period pieces. There are items of historical interest on display