Ultimate Paranormal

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

Seguin, TX - Halloween

Get 'em while you can. Tickets going, going...

Get ready for a spine-chilling adventure as we take you on a hair-raising guided ghost tour through the haunted Magnolia Hotel in Seguin, TX

09/04/2026

OLD MISSISSIPPI STATE CAPITOL BUILDING – Jackson, MS

Construction of this stately capitol building began in 1833 and finished in 1839, its halls soon becoming the stage for some of the most turbulent moments in state history. Within these walls, lawmakers cast the fateful 1861 vote for secession, then later convened in 1868 to establish long overdue rights for African Americans — only for the 1890 convention to reverse course and usher in the era of Jim Crow. With so many passions ignited, battles waged, and futures decided inside this structure, it’s little wonder some spirits seem unwilling to leave.

Visitors often report a woman in the Rotunda, a silent figure in period dress who stands beneath the dome as though still waiting for a verdict. Others speak of a ghost who is said to be the lingering presence of a man who collapsed at his desk in the 1800s and never finished his work. On the upper floors there’s a report of a wispy apparition drifting past the windows and phantom footsteps echo through empty corridors at night, accompanied by thumping doors that open or slam shut without a living hand nearby. In the old courtroom — once home to the fiercest trials and the secession vote — sudden cold spots and sharp temperature drops hint that history here is not only remembered, but still very much alive.

Today, the old building is open to the public as a museum and for event rentals. Visitors are welcome 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Wednesday through Friday with closures for some holidays.

09/04/2026

NPS is at it again.
They like big buttes and they cannot lie! 😂

09/04/2026

Omg omg omg! Twilight tours are back!

A reminder! Tomorrow night, Friday September 4.

09/04/2026

If you're planning on visiting Gettysburg be sure to plan one full day in Gettysburg just for the ghosts of Farnsworth house!

Looking for the perfect Friday night in Gettysburg?

🏈 Join us for our Gettysburg Warrior Football Tailgate in the Outdoor B**r Garden from 5 PM to 7 PM! Bring your Warrior spirit, meet up with friends, and enjoy a great evening of food, drinks, and fun before the game.

Make it a full day at the Historic Farnsworth House Inn with:

✅ Historic Farnsworth House Tours at 11:30 AM and 2:00 PM
✅ Haunted Cellar Tour at 7:00 PM
✅ Shadow Shooters & Phantom Regiments Tour at 8:00 PM
✅ Tormented & Lost Souls Tour at 10:00 PM

Don't forget one of our most talked-about experiences, Saws, Scalpels & Survival, an eye-opening Civil War surgical presentation and reenactment that guests absolutely love at 7:00PM

🍻 Enjoy your favorites at Sweney's Tavern, featuring delicious food, craft cocktails, and refreshing beverages.

🍽️ For a memorable dinner, reserve a table in our historic Meade & Lee Fine Dining Rooms.

History, hauntings, great food, and Warrior football. Friday doesn't get much better than that!

09/03/2026

GLENN FARRIS INN – Glenn Farris, WV

The Glen Ferris Inn has welcomed travelers since the early 19th century, its origins drifting between 1815 and 1839. Once known as the Stockton Tavern and later the Hawkins Hotel, it stood along a prime bend of the Kanawha River, drawing figures such as John James Audubon, Andrew Jackson, and John Tyler. During the Civil War, the inn became a Union quartermaster’s depot, sheltering young officers as the conflict pressed through the valley. Locals say the land remembers those years, and many insist the inn carries a quiet weight—regional history entwined with ghost lore.

The most famous resident spirit, “The Colonel,” appears only from the waist up, drifting through Room 102 and the old kitchen hall. Guests also report phantom children: a girl’s voice, faint laughter, and the soft patter of unseen feet. Apparitions peer from second story windows, doors close on their own, and on still days the garden birdbath churns as if stirred by invisible hands.

Though the inn offers no formal ghost tours, travelers can dine by wide river facing windows or wander out on a brisk fall morning to sip coffee beside the slow, mist cloaked water. For those who crave history with a hint of the uncanny, The Glen Ferris Inn remains very much alive.

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