PRS is hosting a private investigation at the Winchendon Historical Society in Massachusetts this August! Located a couple of hours west of Boston, the historical society sits inside the quiet town of Winchendon. The society consists of two properties: the Isaac Moore House, which was built in 1790, and the Murdock Whitney House (built in the 1850s).

Even though both properties were built over 150+ years ago, the Winchendon Historical Society has only recently opened its doors to paranormal investigators. People have reported the movement of objects, shadow people, doors opening and closing, voices of children and women, touching and apparitions. As to who is haunting the property, however, is still a mystery.

PRS will host a meet-and-greet, seance and ghost hunt on the properties on Thursday, August 4th. We will split up and take turns investigating BOTH houses.

Note: This event is investigation-centered. And it will be at night. Please only sign up for the seance & ghost hunt if you are prepared to encounter possibly paranormal activity.

Event Ends: The event will conclude at 2am.

Thursday, August 4th, 2022

7:30PM – 9:00PM

MEET-AND-GREET & TALK with Ryan Buell and special guest.

9:30PM – 2:00am

SEANCE & INVESTIGATION

TICKET Information

$175.00

A portion of the ticket proceeds will go the Winchendon Historical Society.

Includes all activities.

YOU MAY RESERVE YOUR INVESTIGATION TICKET HERE!

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Location Information

WINCHENDON HISTORICAL SOCIETY

151 FRONT STREET

WINCHENDON, MA 01475

Frequently Asked Questions

EMAIL US AT SOCIETY@THE-PRS.ORG FOR QUESTIONS

I’m not an experienced paranormal investigator.  Is this for me?

You do not need to be an experienced investigator to enjoy this investigation event.  It is for novices and seasoned investigators, alike.

I’m coming by myself and I don’t know anyone.  I’m afraid of not fitting in.

Everyone started out just like you.  But please know that you’ll be amongst like-minded people, and it is VERY easy to make friends. You will have a good time as long as you have a good attitude about you.

Are We Allowed To Bring Paranormal Investigation Equipment? Yes.  We encourage this.

Is alcohol permitted on site?

We politely ask people not to drink before or during investigation activities. It usually leads to some pretty bad behavior. Altered states of mind and the paranormal do not mix.

Is drug use permitted on site?

Are you kidding?

What do I need to bring to be comfortable at this event?

Even though it will be late summer, you may want to bring a thin hoodie in case the weather drops at night. You may also bring equipment, if you’d like.

Are the investigations going to be too intense for me?

It’s hard to answer that question. Everyone has their own personal boundary. Here’s what WON’T happen: you won’t be left alone against your will. If you a frightened, there will be experienced investigators who will be able to talk with you and if need be, walk you out if you feel unsafe. PRS will not allow for things to break out into hysterics.

With that being said, we are going into some of the most active places in America. Thankfully, they’ve been well investigated, so people typically know what to expect. A lot of activity has been reported in all the locations we are investigating (especially including the battlefields, even in the daytime). Above everything, we hope you enjoy yourself.

The Fine Print

EMAIL US AT SOCIETY@THE-PRS.ORG FOR QUESTIONS

Is there an age limit?

All participants must be at least 18 years of age OR if under 18 years of age, must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian AND agree to the following terms:

A.Parent or legal guardian must notify PRS that he or she intends to accompany a minor on the field trip within 24 hours of the ticket purchase; AND

B.Parent or legal guardian must provide a valid, government-issued identification (i.e., driver’s license, passport, etc.) at the time of the field trip, which PRS, at its sole discretion, may copy; AND

C.Parent or legal guardian must sign an acknowledgment providing that he or she is granting permission for the minor to participate in the field trip activities; AND

D.Parent or legal guardian must sign the Anticipatory Waiver of and Release from Liability document on the minor’s behalf.

I’m driving. Where can I park?

There is parking.

REFUNDS & TICKET TRANSFERS

What is your Refund Policy?

All tickets are non-refundable except as provided below.

A refund will be issued if PRS, in its sole discretion, cancels the event due to unforeseen circumstances. PRS is not responsible for any further expenses, losses, or liability incurred by the participant due to cancellation of the event.

A credit towards a future PRS event in the amount of the ticket value will be issued if the event is postponed due to unforeseen circumstances OR on a case-by-case basis at the sole discretion of PRS if the participant is unable to attend an event due to an unforeseen illness or family emergency. Under any of the above circumstances, PRS shall issue a voucher which can be redeemed as credit towards a future PRS event. PRS reserves the right to cancel this policy at any time without advance notice. PRS is not responsible for any further expenses, losses, or liability incurred by the participant due to postponement of the field trip or the participant’s inability to attend the event.

Can I transfer my ticket to someone else?

Tickets are only transferable to another participant if the following conditions are met:

1.The original ticket purchaser notifies PRS within 24 hours of the transfer of the name and contact information of the transferee; AND

2.PRS, in its sole discretion, approves the transferee to participate in writing; AND

3.The transferee signs the Anticipatory Waiver of and Release from Liability document; AND

4.The transferee accepts the within terms.

Failure to follow the above conditions relating to transferability renders the ticket voidable.

If you have any other additional questions, please e-mail us at society@the-prs.org