Paranormal In Pennsylvania

Join us as we travel to historic Bube's Brewery in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, for the Haunt the Readers event! This unique weekend brought together authors, paranormal enthusiasts, and ghost hunters at one of Pennsylvania's most fascinating historic locations. In this vlog, we take you behind the scenes of the event before diving into an overnight paranormal investigation inside the brewery's centuries-old buildings. From exploring the property's rich history to investigating its legendary haunted spaces, we search for evidence of the unexplained.

Join Paranormal in Pennsylvania as we visit the historic National Aviary in Pittsburgh to uncover the fascinating history and reported hauntings of one of the city's most unique landmarks. Today, the National Aviary is home to more than 600 birds representing over 150 species, but long before exotic birds filled the exhibits, this land housed the Western Penitentiary, a Civil War-era prison where Confederate soldiers were held captive and some lost their lives. During our visit, we explore the aviary's rich history, walk the grounds, and discuss the paranormal activity that staff, visitors, and investigators have reported over the years. Could the spirits of former prisoners still be roaming the halls beneath the aviary's beautiful exhibits? Or is there another explanation for the strange experiences reported here? This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by Splice video editing app.

This week on Paranormal in Pennsylvania, we're joined by horror author Alex Grass to discuss his newest collection of chilling short stories, Infernal Tramps. We dive into Alex's journey as a writer—from what first inspired him to tell stories to publishing his first horror novels, and now bringing readers an entirely new collection of unsettling tales. During our conversation, we explore what sparked his passion for horror and how he develops immersive settings with memorable characters.

If you're a fan of horror fiction, creative writing, or love getting a behind-the-scenes look at an author's process, this is an episode you won't want to miss. What makes a truly terrifying story? Join us as we find out.

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This week we’re heading to Philadelphia to explore the eerie history and paranormal claims surrounding the iconic Divine Lorraine Hotel. Originally designed by Willis G. Hale and opened in 1894, the building began as luxury apartments. Its most fascinating chapter began in 1948, when it was purchased by the International Peace Mission Movement, led by the controversial Father Divine.

Revered by followers as a living god, Father Divine transformed the hotel into one of the first racially integrated hotels in the United States, creating a space centered on equality and affordable hospitality. Today visitors report doors opening and closing on their own, objects mysteriously moving, and carts rolling through empty hallways. Shadowy apparitions have also been seen. And perhaps strangest of all? The reports of phantom music drifting from Father Divine’s former penthouse… played backwards.

What happens when a building lives a hundred lives—and refuses to let any of them go?

Come take an educational journey with us through the haunted universities we've discussed in seasons past! While each of their histories vary greatly, today, they all share a commonality: wide reports of paranormal activity. From a mysterious intruder in the dorms to an extremely haunted auditorium, this episode is full of spirits who inhabit these stately locations.

Join Paranormal in Pennsylvania as we investigate one of Pennsylvania’s most infamous haunted locations: Hill View Manor. This time, we’re joined by our friends from Crypts and Corks for a night of exploring the unknown. Throughout the investigation, we experienced unexplained EMF spikes, intriguing spirit box responses, and other moments that left us questioning who might still be roaming these halls. And the best part? We captured it all on film. Once home to hundreds of residents, Hill View Manor has long been known for reports of shadow figures, disembodied voices, and lingering spirits. Did we make contact with any of them during our investigation? You’ll have to watch and decide for yourself. Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and join us for one spooky night!

This week we’re diving into the history and hauntings of the elegant—and eerie—Sayre Mansion. Built in 1858 by Robert Heysham Sayre, this Gothic Revival mansion once stood as a symbol of wealth and influence in Fountain Hill. But it’s not just history that lingers here… Guests and staff report playful—and sometimes unsettling—paranormal activity. There are also darker, more mysterious encounters.

We traveled to Pythian Castle in Springfield, Missouri for a late-night ghost hunt—and we weren’t alone. Joined by the team from HauntedUS, we explored this massive and historically heavy location known for its long corridors, interrogation rooms, and unsettling atmosphere. Throughout the investigation, we experienced phantom footsteps echoing through empty halls and moments of intense, hard-to-shake feelings that followed us from room to room. One of the most intriguing moments of the night came when the founder of HauntedUS captured a strange photographic abnormality inside one of the interrogation rooms. The image doesn’t have an easy explanation and sparked debate among the group about what—if anything—we were interacting with. Watch the investigation and decide for yourself—was Pythian Castle trying to make its presence known?

Hidden deep within the Pennsylvania Wilds are the eerie remains of the Curtiss-Wright Testing Bunkers—abandoned Cold War-era facilities once used in an attempt to develop nuclear-powered jet engines for the United States Air Force. Constructed in the late 1950s in the remote Quehanna Wild Area, these concrete-and-steel bunkers were designed to test experimental engines that could theoretically keep military aircraft airborne indefinitely. Before the project could fully take off, the contracts were canceled in 1960, leaving the bunkers abandoned in the middle of the woods. Today, the structures remain standing—covered in graffiti, surrounded by wilderness, and filled with unsettling echoes. Because of the site’s mysterious history and hidden location, locals sometimes refer to it as Pennsylvania’s “Area 51.” Rumors persist that more than nuclear testing happened there, and some even speculate the towering fences weren’t meant to keep people out, but to keep something in. Visitors describe the bunkers as deeply unnerving. Others report feeling watched while hiking nearby, as though unseen eyes still monitor the abandoned facility. Some believe the spirits of former engineers may still linger, continuing their work long after the project ended.