| The Victorian house Millersburg Ohio |
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| The Central Ohio paranormal research group was contacted by the Holmes county historical society and asked to conduct an investigation of the beautiful Victorian house in Millersburg Ohio. Visitors have been reporting sightings of a small girl that would follow visitors who had small children with them, as well as an elderly lady dressed in Victorian style clothing who would appear in various locations of the house. The Victorian house was completed in 1902 by L.H. Brightman A Cleveland Ohio industrialist for his wife Elizabeth and eight of their twelve children. Soon his business outgrew the Millersburg area and four years later he and his family moved out. In 1907 a group physicians purchased the home for use as a sanitarium, and two years later it was again sold to H.C. Lee a senior partner of the Griggs and Lee construction company. The home remained in the Lee family until 1971 when Lena Lee Unkel the married daughter of H.C.Lee passed away, she had lived in the home from 1909 until her passing in 1971.The investigation was made on October 31st 2009 under a full moon. We covered all twenty eight rooms through out the night and many strange occurrences did happen during the investigation.One IR camcoder and illuminator became unplugged by itself, two members heard running in the second floor hall way at two different times that night. One member caught a glimpse of what looked like a little girl in the third floor hall way, and though no pictures or video evidence was captured, we did catch a record number of evps that night. We will be making a follow up investigation sometime in 2010. We would like to thank Mark Boley the executive director of the Holmes county historical society for inviting us in for these investigations. |
| During our set up, a static recorder was placed in the hall on the second floor where the little girl has been heard running. The recorder picked up a little girl telling some one "OK". |
| Please turn your speakers up. |
| Here investigator Andrea Berry caught a male saying "Hello". |
| This evp was caught by Nancy and Rick in the basement of the house. You hear Rick mention The old fashion grass cutters, then a little girl whispers "dad's been upset". |
| Most of the evps captured that night were from the ball room. Again from a static recorder placed in the ball room. Investigators Ben and Misty Tempeler started their evp session. As Ben introduces themselves and a female repeats his name "Ben". |
| In this evp from the ball room Rick was complaining about having too many things in his hands, when a female tells him to "drop dead". |
| This was captured by Rick in the master bed room on the second floor. Rick had just commented on a picture of Elizabeth Brightman when a female says " I love Elizabeth I love babies and chuckles". |
| Again this was caught by our static recorder in the ball room. Tech manager Dam Mccomis asked do you not like me?. And female responded with "only one". |
| Each team had two members covering various floors, and every forty five minutes the teams would change the floor they were on. During one of these rotations this female was caught on the static recorder on the second floor. She says "Take a shot baby". |
| Again from our static recorder on the second floor, investigators Andrea and Heather were asking the little girl if she would tug on their clothing. First a male says "no" and then the little girl says "nay". |
| Here from the second floor static recorder, You hear Andrea ask could you tell us your name?. There are two loud knocks and a female says "Sue". |
| Near the end of our investigation, Nancy and Rick were in the basement. Rick was seated in a chair and had removed his glasses when they fell off his lap. Rick says my glasses, then a rather creepy voice says " Big head". |
| This was captured by our static recorder on the second floor. A female voice says "they're almost out". |
| There were over one hundred evps captured at the Victorian house that night. Too many to put on here.I will try to place them through out our evps pages soon. Please visit our friends at the Victorian house and take a virtual tour at, |