The Hand Print

Joyce Bohn has owned the Peacock Inn for about 10 years now. When she bought the Inn she lovingly restored it to its former glory. She took great pains to make sure everything was right and hired a professional group to restore the woodwork that is through out the Inn. These people set up scaffolding and spray stained the woodwork and repaired any damages that befell on the lovely woodwork. “They took great pains to be careful” Joyce told me. “They were sticklers for perfection.”

Hi Everyone.

We are still going over our evidence and the reports are just coming in so I will be posting the story about the Axe Murder house soon.

However there is a photo I just had to share with all of you.

At one time during the investigation, my second Jack Laid down short wise on the parents bed, raised his arms and took 2 photos of the mirror right across of him.

Going International

Hi everyone….boy I have been busy!
I got back Sunday from the Axe murder house in Iowa,
Today I have a lecture at the Kawins Club in Caska

Friday I will be on the radio in England!
The program is called “Now that’s weird”
The radio station is
Glastonbury Radio

If anyone is interested I will be on at 5pm Minnesota time, but if you go to “Now that’s Weird” web site they will be repeating the show during the week.

Wish me luck!

Then on Saturday I will be having a class at the Inn…

Busy….busy ….busy!

Kathy

Road Trip!

It’s been years since I have been on a vacation……….and I am going on one! I saved up all year for this trip and I cannot wait!

So where am I going?

Mt. Rushmore? ………No
Las Vegas?.........No
Niagara Falls?..........No (been there, done that…)
Florida? ……..No but that is one of the places I want to go to some day
Visiting relatives?.....sigh** no, wanted to but couldn’t afford the cost of the gas now that it jumped so high…..

Ok I know you gave up…

I am going to Villisca Iowa.

Today was the full moon, and I have to say the spirits in the Peacock Inn sure gave the class some activity.

I pulled the car up in front of the Inn and Joyce was there to greet me. “You know what happened?” she said excitedly. “What?” I asked. “I was in the foyer and I walked into a cold spot by the stairs.” This was the first time Joyce had felt a cold spot at the Inn.

I met a wonderful group of people that came for the first class at The Peacock Inn.

They were an eager group of adults that all shared the curiosity in ghost hunting. Each person wanted to experience something and wondered how to have a personnel experience with ghosts. Some of them have already had some form of spiritual contact. I am now accepting students for June 20th class, and if there is still an interest I will also have a class for June 27.

We are putting up a fence around the yard. It’s taking longer then I expected but it is understandable. I can only do so much to help Joe and he is only one person so it is hard for him also.

By the time Joes puts up the fence, it will be too late for me to put in a garden, so I planted some veggies in planters. I planted sugar snap peas, regular green and yellow beans. I have some herbs I plan to plant also. I am still planning to plant some other veggies in containers very soon.

I am very excited to announce that The Peacock Inn has opened their doors to ghost hunting classes.

The first class will be held May 30.

The Inn is a perfect location to hold ghost hunting classes. As you know by my blog post as well the article in the Chaska and Chanhassen paper, the Inn has spiritual activity.

The class will cover how to photograph spirits, how to capture and listen for evps, and the equipment we use. Students will have the opportunity to have hands on experience with the equipment as we tour the open rooms of the Inn.

Chaska’s Peacock Inn
Is it Haunted?

Chaska is a lovely city on the banks of the Minnesota River. Many times I have traveled through it’s streets over the years that I have lived here in Minnesota.

As you drive into town in the winter you’re greeted with a wonderful seasonal light display welcoming you and bidding you to stay for a while. In the summer I have often driven into town when it was shrouded with a fog, giving it a hazy touch of mystery.

Great news for Ghost Hunters

Spring is finally here and many people are eager to start their outdoor activities.

Ghost hunters are just as eager too. Whether your group is just starting out or has been around for a while or your just a few people who would like to give ghost hunting a try, I am happy to announce that there have been some new locations welcoming ghost hunters.

The Holt house and the Weaver house will be open this summer to ghost hunters starting the week of May 20th.

They offer a few options.

Fees are as follows-
maximum 10 per group