With legends of a ‘hanging tree’, a small pond that has claimed at least one life, and hills that are said to hold the graves of countless Indigenous American people many believe that the Hinsdale House may be the most haunted house in Western New York. Reports from staff and visitors over the years include child’s laughter or crying, shadow figures, disembodied faces looking into upper floor rooms from the outside and screams coming from the surrounding woods. The Ghost Finders investigate.
Up Next in Season 9
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Bergen House Part One
Built in 1858, the ‘Bergen House’ has a long and sinister history. The triangle shaped property is allegedly haunted by a lady walking up the long driveway, a figure standing in the top of the barn, a figure standing outside looking into the house, disembodied voices, growls and shadows. Upstairs...
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Bergen House Part Two
Built in 1858, the ‘Bergen House’ has a long and sinister history. The triangle shaped property is allegedly haunted by a lady walking up the long driveway, a figure standing in the top of the barn, a figure standing outside looking into the house, disembodied voices, growls and shadows. Upstairs...
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Pennhurst State School
The Ghost Finders travel to Spring City, Pennsylvania to investigate one of the most haunted State Schools in the country Pennhurst State School and Hospital. The tormented souls who still reside here, and the staff overwhelmed, overworked and under paid still have their stories to tell from beyo...
