Step into the shadows of Charm City’s past for an unforgettable night of spine-chilling accounts and supernatural evidence. Join The Baltimore Paranormal Society as their lead investigators pull back the curtain on the region’s most active locations.
From the tragic, echoing halls of the historic Lord Baltimore Hotel to active local heritage sites, the team will share firsthand accounts of their most memorable, bone-chilling investigations. You will hear haunting local ghost stories, examine real evidence gathered in the field, and get a look at the specialized electromagnetic and audio equipment used to communicate with the other side.
Whether you are a lifelong skeptic or a seasoned believer, come prepared to learn the true history behind Baltimore’s darker legends. The presentation will conclude with a live Q&A session, giving you the chance to ask the experts your own burning questions about the paranormal.
Friday, October 30, 2026, 7 PM
Museum photos and clippings come from the Heritage Society Baumgartner Archives and other sources, scanned by Rita Gaunt, museum photos by Sue Carter and additional research by archivist Scott Huffines.
This print archive captures a historical snapshot of life in Essex and Middle River, Maryland. The archive contains nearly 300 categorical binders documenting our community activities with articles, pamphlets, and photographs from 1969 through the 1980s. The Heritage Society has been scanning the collection to our website to share with our extended community.
As we continue to build new collections, we are seeking new materials such as photographs and ephemera that pertain to the community and business history of Essex and Middle River. Please contact essexmuseum@gmail.com if you have historical memories or items to donate or would like to become a member.
Read more about the Heritage Society Baumgartner Archives.