Prospect Place
Visited October 28, 2010
Investigators: Brady, Jimbo, 3 guests
Prospect Place, aka Trinway Mansion, is a 29-room mansion built by abolitionist George W. Adams in 1856. For an extended period of time, it was a major stop on the Underground Railroad. There are many tales told about the building that lead people to beilieve that it may have spirits residing within its walls. Some of these tales are real and some may be nothing but urban legend. Regardless of the legitimacy of these stories, we at O.S.P.S. feel that there is near certainty that the paranormal does exist at this location. We have been involved in numerous personal experiences including objects being thrown, the laugh of a little girl in the hallway, and the shaking of a bed while Jimbo was laying on it. These instances, along with several audio and video recordings, lead us to support our opinions.
For a more in-depth history of the Adams family and Prospect place, please visit here
Investigators: Brady, Jimbo, 3 guests
Prospect Place, aka Trinway Mansion, is a 29-room mansion built by abolitionist George W. Adams in 1856. For an extended period of time, it was a major stop on the Underground Railroad. There are many tales told about the building that lead people to beilieve that it may have spirits residing within its walls. Some of these tales are real and some may be nothing but urban legend. Regardless of the legitimacy of these stories, we at O.S.P.S. feel that there is near certainty that the paranormal does exist at this location. We have been involved in numerous personal experiences including objects being thrown, the laugh of a little girl in the hallway, and the shaking of a bed while Jimbo was laying on it. These instances, along with several audio and video recordings, lead us to support our opinions.
For a more in-depth history of the Adams family and Prospect place, please visit here
EVP's
Pics
