Where in the Midwest should you investigate this spooky season?

Mineral Springs...a place that truly has it all. Located in the small river town of Alton, IL, this investigation will be one you will never forget. Will you make contact with Pearl upstairs in her old hotel room? Can you make it to the sub-basement to finally figure out who lurks down there? Hopefully you don't have a run in with William in the old pool, he gives us the heebie jeebies. Whatever happens on your hunt, be sure to take plenty of pictures, watch your step, and keep an eye on the shadows because you never know what is hiding in the darkness ready to make contact.

The museum formerly housed in a building known as State Lunatic Asylum No. 2, then moved nextdoor to a building that functioned as a clinic for the patients and is now known as Glore Psychiatric Museum and is a unique experiance like no other. The collection in the museum showcases what life was like as a psychiatric patient between day-to-day life, therapy, and treatment progression. An after-hours investigation at Glore may be completely unpredicable and wild, prepare yourself adequatly for this kind of hunt!

Once the killing field of Herb Baumeister, one of the Midwest's most notorious serial killers, now is owned by a couple who has experianced many strange happenings since their purchase of the huge estate. Sure to bring a shiver up your spine, these private tours are sure to provide a horrifying time. Even if you don't capture something paranormal, just being on the property is spooky enough!

The Villisca Axe Murder house is the sight of one of the most infamous unsolved crimes in all of America. Though there have been many suspects over the years, the case still technically has never been formally solved and put to rest. Those that have dared to wander inside this chilling residence report all sorts of paranormal activity, and we're sure your investigation will be no different!

If you've ever seen the Shawshank Redemption, you may recognize many of the filming locations when investigating this former penitentiary! This prison has some shockingly beautiful architecture and lots of dark history that exists within its walls. The Reformatory does offer daily tours, however if you want more of an in-depth dive into the haunted history, we'd recommend looking into a private after hours tour.