1880s Acadia Sanitorium - Oracle AZ
The Acadia Sanitarium was featured on Ghost Adventures.
group size UP to 8 people
( PRICE FROM $250 )
PRICE VARIES BASED ON DAY OF WEEK & TIME OF YEAR
Check-in is at 6:00 pm
Event Start Time: 7:00 pm
Event Finish Time: 11:00 pm
Event Start Time: 7:00 pm
Event Finish Time: 11:00 pm
Your Paranormal Investigation includes the following:
- Access to the most haunted areas.
- Investigate alongside an experienced Ghost Hunting Team
- Participate in Paranormal Experiments
- Use of our equipment which includes, EMF Meters and the latest equipment*
- Private time to explore this location and to undertake your very own ghost hunt
The Acadia Sanatorium is allegedly haunted by the spirit of a nurse who had apparently contracted TB from working with the sick people. They say her spirit walks the halls tending to her patients. The Sanatorium was featured on Ghost Adventures.
There are two child spirits who love to play with toys and interact with the investigators. Eerie child laughter and lullaby heard in the hospital room. One spirit we feel is a young boy named Robert who accidently shot himself with his Dad's gun in 1936 Other claims are the interior doors would be slammed shut and doors open on their own. Knocks and bangs that come from nowhere are heard.
Others heard voices and one instance was a claim of the head and shoulders of a person walk into the hospital room. During the restoration workers heard coughing and dubbed it a ghost named George who may have been a TB patient.
HISTORY
There are two child spirits who love to play with toys and interact with the investigators. Eerie child laughter and lullaby heard in the hospital room. One spirit we feel is a young boy named Robert who accidently shot himself with his Dad's gun in 1936 Other claims are the interior doors would be slammed shut and doors open on their own. Knocks and bangs that come from nowhere are heard.
Others heard voices and one instance was a claim of the head and shoulders of a person walk into the hospital room. During the restoration workers heard coughing and dubbed it a ghost named George who may have been a TB patient.
HISTORY
In 1882 Edwin S. and Lillian Dodge opened up the Acadia Ranch. More sanatorium than cattle farm, the ranch was the headquarters for people coming to the desert in hopes the arid atmosphere would cure diseases like tuberculosis. It was then purchased by Annie Neal, the wife of the proprietor of the Mountain view Hotel.
This tour and investigation is for entertainment purposes only. The information provided is accurate as provided by local historians. There is no guarantee there will be paranormal activity *Equipment varies
This tour and investigation is for entertainment purposes only. The information provided is accurate as provided by local historians. There is no guarantee there will be paranormal activity *Equipment varies
