John H. Stevens House Museum
Schedule for 2008

Regular guided tours of the John H. Stevens House start on May 25, 2008,, and continue all summer long: , Sundays, and Holidays, 12 to 4 p.m.
Call us at 612 722-2220 or visit our website www.johnhstevenshouse.org for information about events or for small group tours any time of year.
Admission:  Adults $3      Children $1

John H. Stevens House is proud to participate in the
Minnesota Sesquicentennial Celebration.

Who Haunts Here? True Tales of Hauntings in Minnehaha Park and Minneapolis, Told by Ghost Hunter, Storyteller and lifelong resident of the Twin Cities, Duke Addicks. Duke will tell stories about the haunting he personally investigated. His stories will include the Ghosts of “Fish” Jones and William Herrick who haunt Minnehaha Falls, the Ghost of Cloudy Day who haunted the members of Wabasha’s band, and the more recent Ghost of the old Gutherie Theater. He will tell about his own encounters with ghosts including the Ghost of Minneapolis City Hall.

Sunday, December 7     2 p.m.    Admission $10 
Reservations advised.    Call Lynette at 612 827-0138

The Ghost Hunter Seminars are back!!!!

Due to popular demand, new sessions are scheduled:

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Ghosts But Were Afraid to Ask
Jeannie Kretchmer, associate of Paranormal Investigations, gives a spirited talk on various ghostly manifestations, their sources and their meanings, using illustrations from her own experiences as well as from the world of ghost lore.

When:  Friday, October 24,  7 pm  (just in time for Halloween – be the first in your block to be really knowledgeable)

Where:  Historic John H. Stevens House Museum, 4901 Minnehaha Avenue (in Minnehaha Falls Park, just across from the 50th Street LRT station)

Admission: $7   
Space is limited, so reserve now.  Call 612 827-0138.

By popular demand, Rick Hagen, veteran Ghost Hunter in the United States and England and founder of Minnesota’s own Paranormal Investigations, will present his seminars again
in Fall 2008. 

Ghost Hunter 101:  Historic John H. Stevens House  Museum is your “laboratory” as you learn how to detect the presence of  paranormal activity using the tools of professional ghost hunters.
Sunday, November 2, , 2 p.m.   

(Sorry, the October 26 sessions is full)   

Ghost Hunter 102:  Using professional ghost hunting  tools, learn how to analyze data collected in Ghost Hunter 101 and to explore the nature of paranormal phenomena
Date to be announced*

Ghost Hunter 103: Understanding the medium’s role in ghost-hunting.
                                        Date to be announced*

Admission to each seminar is $10 per person,
proceeds to benefit Stevens House.
Due to the popularity of this series, reservations are required.
Phone 612 827-0138

For additional information about Mr. Hagen, his seminars, and his ghost hunting team, call 612 827-0138.

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