Would you like to go back to school this fall, just for the day? If so, there’s an opportunity to take a course in something appropriate for the season.

The event is a two-part course in paranormal investigating, Ghost Hunting 101 at the Ohio State Reformatory.

Join noted researcher Sherri Brake on November 18 for a daytime two hour seminar, beginning at 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM, followed later the same evening at 7:00 PM for a special ghost hunt guided by Sherri.

Participants will:

  • Receive hands-on experience with professional-grade ghost hunting equipment.
  • Understand the paranormal field and its vocabulary
  • Learn a basic history of OSR from the Civil War to the present
  • Sharpen investigating and documentation skills
  • Learn types and levels of paranormal activity
  • Communicate with entities, learn electronic voice phenomena (EVP) and how to capture them
  • Learn how to capture physical evidence through photos and videos of activity
  • Learn how to take the best paranormal photos
  • Learn to investigate using paranormal protocol

The cost is $115 per person. Those attending must be aged 13 and older (children must have adult/parent participation). For more information on Sherri, visit her website here.

Tickets may be purchased at this location online (scroll down the page and click on “Book A Class”).

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