Investigations & Tours
There is more than one way to experience the house. Some visitors come for a guided history tour in daylight; others want the full overnight investigation with the property to themselves until sunrise. Whichever you choose, you’ll have real access to the rooms and grounds where the Perron family reported activity — with a host on hand to guide you. Here is what each experience involves.
Open to individual tickets
Join a small public group for an evening investigation of the farmhouse and grounds. A guide walks you through the history, then turns you loose to investigate the rooms where the Perron family reported activity.
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Have the 1736 farmhouse to yourselves from dusk until sunrise. Private overnight investigations give serious investigators and curious groups the run of the entire property with no public crowd — just your party and the house.
Enquire About DatesOpen to individual tickets
A daylight tour for visitors who want the documented history of the Old Arnold Estate without an overnight stay — the families, the land, the events the Perrons described, and how the house became known the world over.
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The house dates to 1736. It is a working historic property, not a polished attraction — floors creak, rooms are cold, and the atmosphere is genuine.
You'll have access to the main floors, the cellar, and the grounds. Use the house equipment or bring your own — your host will help you get set up.
We ask every guest to treat the property and its history with care. Full house guidelines are shared when you book your date.