Blog Archives - Historic Haunts Investigations

25+ Years in the Paranormal

12/28/2018

I have been involved in the paranormal professionally for 25 years. I know I am only 40 years old, but I started at an early age and have been very fortunate to work with some of the best and was taken under the wings of some amazing paranormal experts.
I am currently working on getting my PhD in Parapsychology and this has been in the works for awhile. I love constantly learning new things about the paranormal field and parapsychology.
I have conducted investigations in 26 states and 3 countries, with many more to come.
If you are needing assistance in the paranormal, please email us at historichaunts@yahoo.com
If we are unable to assist you due to our schedule, we will put you in touch with someone we know and trust.

~Jamie Pearce
Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays

12/24/2018

We at Historic Haunts Investigations want to take a minute to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
Peace and Blessings to you all.

~Jamie Pearce
Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations

Haunted Artifacts

12/18/2018

As we all know, spirits can attach themselves to objects. Over the years and through my travels I have collected many artifacts and antiques. Whenever I purchase these used items, before I bring them into our house, I smudge them. There are different ways to do so and I have learned to take precautions over the years.
Please, whenever you purchase items like this, protect yourself, your family, and home from any potential attachments.

Some of My Favorite Most Haunted Cities, Part 6, Savannah Georgia

12/12/2018

Savannah is another city with rich history dating back to the 1700's. It has faced disease (like many other cities), near a major body of water, seen war, and many don't realize but is has a history of voodoo (as does St. Augustine).
We have done many investigations here and they have been featured in my books.
It is so hard to choose the proper order of this list but for me, from personal experiences, the top 2 are defiantly in the correct order. This is my opinion but I have had the most experiences here...but I have lived in these two cities and not the others to be fair.

Some of My Favorite Most Haunted Cities, Part 5, Salem Massachusetts

12/9/2018

Salem is another city I have an ancestral connection too and two family members were even executed during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. There is so much history, haunts, and witches here there is no wonder it's on a top paranormal list.
If you notice, almost all the cities on my list are located on or near a major body of water, or they have a high amount of ley lines. Others may have high amounts of quartz, limestone, etc. and all of this help the spirits gain energy to materialize and cause more activity in these cities and towns.

Some of My Favorite Most Haunted Cities, Part 4, New Orleans, Louisiana

12/7/2018

New Orleans is defiantly on the top haunted list. Between it's historic and bloody past, voodoo, disastrous hurricane, and a large body of water...no wonder it is on the paranormal melting pot list.
I have done many investigations here, as I have with other cities on this list. New Orleans has never let me down on a lack of paranormal activity and has been featured in my books Historic Haunts of the South 1-3.

Some of My Favorite Most Haunted Cities, Part 3, Charleston, South Carolina

12/5/2018

I have always thought Charleston was a beautiful, historic, and extremely haunted city. I think the reason Charleston is so special to me is because I captured a full body apparition in a photograph (the 2nd one I ever captured...1st one was in St. Augustine). That photo is featured in Historic Haunts of the South. I have also always had a passion for cities that were key during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Besides Charleston's (and St. Augustine's) bloody history, both are also located on a main body of water which conducts energy which gives the spirits more to work with.

Some of My Favorite Most Haunted Cities, Part 2, St. Augustine Florida

12/3/2018

St. Augustine is my second favorite of the most haunted cities in the U.S. When I lived there, we used to joke when you moved to St. Augustine you got a ghost as a pet.
I conduct paranormal tours there on a regular basis and we have had numerous personal ghostly experiences on my tours. Many of St. Augustine's haunted hot spots have been featured in all 5 of my books; Historic Haunts Florida 1 & 2 and Historic Haunts of the South 1, 2, 3. Think of my books are paranormal travel guides. ;-)
If interested in my tours, please email me at historichaunts@yahoo.com for availability.

Some of My Most Favorite Haunted Cities, Part 1, Colonial Williamsburg Virginia

12/1/2018

My all time favorite historic town/city is Colonial Williamsburg. My family has been there since the town was founded in 1638 and I miss living there dearly.
There are 88 original buildings dating back to the towns early days in the historic area and many of them are haunted. The house I lived in was haunted! Some are even haunted by my ancestors. The town is spooktacular and I am working on a book, Historic Haunts of Colonial Williamsburg. I have many investigations under my belt from when I lived here and all my visits since. I am working on a 2020 released on this book and am very excited about this one.