Goodwin Society Member, Dr. Jamie Pearce, the founder of Historic Haunts Investigations did another book signing at Revolutions at Colonial Williamsburg’s Visitor Center. Another great event at Dr. Pearce’s favorite historic sites.
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We recently stayed at and investigated Linden Row in Richmond Virginia yet again. We love it there. The accommodations are great and it’s a haunted historic building. We got a ton of EMF spikes and major activity with the REM Pod. This will be featured in the next upcoming volume of Historic Haunts of the South with more encounters to add.  I always love doing a book signing at the Book Warehouse in Williamsburg Virginia. It’s always nice to go home. I love bookstores and this one is haunted! We had so much activity with the equipment and personal experiences as well. I dug a bit deeper and found out a bit more about the property and the area. Stay tuned for the next visit and the next book featuring the store.  Dr. Jamie Pearce, author of the hit Historic Haunts series did another book signing at the Williamsburg Book Warehouse. This time she conducted an investigation during her signing. Yes, the book store in very haunted, at least the area it sits on it, and it will be featured in an upcoming volume of Historic Haunts of the South.  We heard about the Pump House while in Richmond Virginia so we had to go check it out. We pulled out some equipment and explored the area and got several EMF spikes and major temperature fluctuations. We hope to be able to conduct a full blown investigation here some day and it will be featured in an upcoming volume of Historic Haunts.  We had major activity at Linden Row on this investigation. The REM Pod was going nuts with responses and activity for a solid 10 minutes. Whomever it was started to get a little forceful so I told it if it didn’t stop I would have Deric return and the meter quit. This location was already going to go in an upcoming volume but now there is much more to add to it.  We decided to visit Agefroft in Richmond Virginia which is 450+ year old estate that was disassembled and moved over from England. Holy cow! The meters were going crazy with EMF spikes, words in the spirit box, and personal experiences while we toured the manor house. We didn’t even conduct an official investigation, it was just a tour of the building and we always have meters on us. This location will be featured in the next volume of Historic Haunts of the South.  We did another mini investigation of the Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond Virginia. This time all was extremely quiet but as I say, ghosts don’t perform on queue. We did get to see the resident cats Pluto and Edgar their black cats and we always love to visit.  Today is not only my birthday but today in 1966, Walter Elias Disney died. I want to take a moment to remember him because growing up at Walt Disney World and learning about Walt taught me to never give up on your dreams. Walt was in no way perfect but he did create a lot of fantastic things and I’ve learned a lot of great lessons from him. Jamie Pearce Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  I started Historic Haunts Investigations in 2004 for two reasons; I love the paranormal and I love history. I am a historian and a reenactor so since I am recommending paranormal books every month, I figured I should do a history related one too. I hope you will enjoy them. This month's historic book: Reporting the Revolutionary War ~Dr. Jamie Pearce Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  |
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April 2025
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