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Paranormal Investigations

Visit the house that Ken DeCosta (RISEUP) and Jason Hawes refer to as “The Most Haunted House in New England”. 

 

Paranormal Hosted Investigations

Hang around this 300+ year old house long enough and you’ll hear stories of past sightings.

New in 2024, we are hosting certain nights available to buy tickets to join an investigation.

Investigations are being led by The RI Paranormal Research Group. They run typically from 7-11pm.

Explore the different rooms within the Paine House Museum, the grounds, the basement, the barn.

Feel free to observe or bring your own equipment.

Hosted events consist of a small group up to 8-10 people.

Email info@westernrihistory.org to schedule for availability.

2025 Schedule

 

Paranormal Private Investigations

We are also scheduling private investigations for up to 10 people for a flat fee.

These run typically from 7-11pm unless a different time is requested.

Email info@westernrihistory.org to schedule for availability.

RULES AND WAIVER MUST BE FOLLOWED.

We are a historical society with many artifacts. Please be respectful.

Contact us for more information at:
info@westernrihistory.org

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