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The Whaley House has it's own catered to ghost hunters tour on Sundays at 7pm. It's a first come, first serve basis. So get there early. IT's 10 dollars to hear from a 45 minute narrative monologue all of the ghost stories surrounding the house. Than, the house is yours, along with other fellow ghost hunters, to see what you come up with. Well, this time I came with my digital camera and my husband had a disposable 400 film camera. My camera worked fine mostly upstairs, but in the lower part of the house, in the kitchen and courthouse area, it would not take any pictures. Flash would go off, and nothing. When talking about this in the room next to the courtroom with tour guide, my husband stand next to room, I felt a whoosh of air go next to me through the door. The house was so hot, with no air conditioning and being looked up for security, that any cold air was not only noticed but searched out by us. There really wasn't any breezes in the house, and at the breeze, I mentioned the whoosh past me. The guide had been commenting how the program "Weird Travels" had trouble with their camera equipment and were frustrated like I was that my camera wasn't working right. I immediately asked if anyone else had felt something and a woman across the room said she felt a whoosh come through the opposite doorway from the kitchen. So some ghost hunting, of course, cannot be on film or recordings. It has to be felt. |
The pictures below show the orbs from the film. The close-ups are simple copies and cut and pasted to make a new photo. Nothing has been altered. The film was developed at the Kodak labs and than put onto CD. The pictures are taken directly from the CD.
Cabinet in room/palor between dinning room/kitchen and courtroom.
Courthouse room-apparently one of the most haunted rooms in the house.
Close up of the cabinet orbs.
Close up of the Courthouse room orb.
Again, new batteries in the digital camera was used. The digital was tested, and pictures of the house outside, earlier in the courtroom, and in the upper house worked fine. Kodak labs developed the film.
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