Ghosts of the Glebe: A Paranormal Investigation and Cemetery Tour

Discover history and hauntings at Ghosts of the Glebe: A Paranormal Investigation and Cemetery Tour on two nights only.

For the first time ever, explore the Old South Cemetery (Ancient Burying Grounds) on a guided tour, then step inside the 1750 Glebe House—one of the region’s oldest homes—for a rare, fully escorted paranormal investigation. From its “waking room,” once used for funerals, to the steep attic staircase leading to former slave quarters, this Colonial home holds centuries of eerie stories.

The evening also includes a visit to the Jekyll Gardens, originally designed in 1926 by famed horticulturist Gertrude Jekyll. This lush garden hides a chilling detail: old headstones repurposed as stepping-stones. With the Glebe House nearing its 100th anniversary as a museum, don’t miss this exclusive chance to uncover its secrets—and maybe meet the spirits that linger.

We start with a meal at a nearby restaurant that includes an introduction and class on how to use the equipment. After the food and orientation, we venture to our Woodbury, CT destination, with whatever entities lurk on the grounds. The entire event will go from 7pm until about 10pm-10:30pm. Participation is strictly limited. Waivers are required.

Admission: $99 per person.

All ages welcome but under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
For questions, email CTParaConn@gmail.com or phone (203) 795-4737.