No Proton Packs Required – Ghost Hunt At The Michigan Firehouse Museum During Old Firehouse ParaCon

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Do things go bump in the night at the Michigan Firehouse Museum in Ypsilanti, MI? Are spirits still roaming the firehouse looking for fires to put out? Could this historic building, built in 1898, contain ghostly apparitions? Two paranormal groups inquired about investigating the firehouse which led the Michigan Firehouse Museum’s decision to host the first Old Firehouse ParaConon Saturday, December 8 and will be open to paranormal groups and interested individuals alike.

Guest Speaker: Weirdo John E L Tenney

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Psychic Medium Stephanie Burke

Prior to the hunt guest speakers, including the weird and wonderful John E. L. Tenney, Scott Porter from the Tennessee Wraith Chasers, psychic medium Stephanie Burke, and Tim Woolworth an investigator from Ann Arbor will present during the event. There will also be a number of on-site vendors.

Note: there are a few vendor tables are still available. Additionally, there is also space for any mediums or readers interested in offering their services during the event. Please contact the museum for details: (734) 547-0663

(c) Michigan Firehouse Museum

ABOUT THE MICHIGAN FIREHOUSE MUSEUM

In 1898 a brick firehouse was constructed at the corner of Cross and Huron Streets in Ypsilanti, MI. It was an important location near the Huron River and just a short jaunt to the booming Depot Town neighborhood which was a prominent train stop for the Detroit to Chicago line. The firehouse would serve the community until 1975. From 1976 to 1998 it was held in private ownership and finally, in 2002, was transformed into the Michigan Firehouse Museum.

Scott Porter with the Tennessee Wraith Chaser

IS THE MICHIGAN FIREHOUSE MUSEUM HAUNTED?

According to staff members, there are a number of unexplainable occurrences that have happened at the museum. Paranormal groups have tried for years to investigate the museum and they are finally getting their chance. Now is your chance to investigate the 80,000 square foot museum for yourself. There are still a few VIP tickets available, but going quickly. Buy yours now here!

Grab Dinner Before The Hunt: I know, from personal experience, that Ollies Food + Spirits in historic Ypsilanti Depot Town, is, without a doubt, haunted. I have had many experiences in that building as have others. I will be sharing that story soon. If you are interested in investigating the restaurant please drop me an email.

Tim Woolworth Paranormal Researcher

EVENT PROCEEDS FOR GOOD

Al Dyer, museum director, would like to use the money raised from this event towards repairing the historic museum tower. If it is repaired and brought up to code groups would be able to investigate that area as well. Regardless, any proceeds from the event will be used to continue the work the museum does.