Mirror Image Paranormal

We are twin brothers who love the paranormal. We are joined by our wives and friends at times. We are going to some of the most haunted locations in the U.S.

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🪨 Devil's Den, Gettysburg: Where History and Legend Collide 👻

This isn't our usual haunted asylum, abandoned hospital, or eerie hotel. Instead, we're exploring one of America's most infamous battlefields—Devil's Den at Gettysburg.

On July 2, 1863, this maze of towering boulders became the scene of some of the fiercest fighting of the Battle of Gettysburg. Confederate sharpshooters used the rocks as natural cover while Union soldiers fought desperately to defend the high ground. The battle at Devil's Den alone resulted in more than 2,600 casualties, including 467 soldiers killed, with the rest wounded or missing. The surrounding Gettysburg battlefield suffered more than 51,000 total casualties over the three-day battle, making it one of the bloodiest battles in American history.

Today, Devil's Den is considered one of the most haunted places at Gettysburg. Visitors report hearing phantom gunfire, screams, footsteps, whispered voices, and seeing shadowy soldiers among the rocks. One of the area's most famous legends is the mysterious "Barefoot Man," an apparition dressed in old Civil War clothing who silently points visitors in a direction before vanishing without a trace. Others report sudden cold spots, equipment malfunctions, and an overwhelming feeling that they aren't alone.

Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, Devil's Den is a place where history and legend seem to stand side by side. Sometimes the most haunted places aren't buildings—they're the places where hundreds of lives were lost in a matter of hours.

Would you investigate a haunted battlefield like Devil's Den, or do you prefer haunted hospitals, asylums, and hotels? 👻⚔️

#mirrorimageparanormal #gettysburg #Battlefield #haunted #history

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⚠️ Think Gettysburg is only about the battlefield? Think again...

Historic Rainworth Lodge has roots dating back to the 1700s, but its darkest chapter came during the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863. The property is believed to have served as a Confederate encampment and field hospital, where wounded soldiers fought for their lives—and some may have never truly left.

Today, investigators report shadow figures lurking in the halls, disembodied voices, heavy footsteps, objects moving on their own, and even the chilling feeling of being touched by unseen hands. The carriage house, cellar, and surrounding grounds are all rumored to be packed with paranormal activity.

👻 If these walls could talk... what do you think they'd say? Better yet... would YOU spend the night here? Let us know below! ⬇️

#mirrorimageparanormal #gettysburg #haunted #ghost #pa

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🖤 Let's talk paranormal gear! 👻

What's your favorite device to use during a paranormal investigation, and why? Is it an EMF meter, Spirit Box, REM Pod, SLS camera, thermal camera, PS Device, App or something else?

🎥 Bonus points if you share a photo or video of your best paranormal evidence captured with that device! We'd love to see what you've experienced.

Drop your favorite investigation tool and your evidence in the comments. Let's compare experiences and see what everyone trusts most! 👀👻

#mirrorimageparanormal #equipment #ghosthunting #spirits #camera

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The Old Joliet Prison in Illinois opened in 1858 and operated for nearly 145 years before closing in 2002. Built from limestone quarried by the inmates, it became known for its harsh conditions, overcrowding, and infamous prisoners. It also served as a filming location for The Blues Brothers and Prison Break.

With thousands of inmates having lived—and many having died—within its walls, it's no surprise the prison has developed a haunted reputation. Visitors and investigators report hearing unexplained footsteps echo through empty cell blocks, disembodied voices calling out, heavy cell doors slamming on their own, shadow figures moving through the corridors, cold spots, and the overwhelming feeling that someone is watching from the darkness.

💀 Pro tip: Keep your eyes on the ground! There can still be old metal prison toilets lingering in the hallways. One of our friends learned that lesson the hard way after taking an unexpected trip over one. 😅

👻 Would you spend the night investigating the Old Joliet Prison, or would its haunted halls be enough to keep you away?

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Farnsworth House Inn in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, is considered one of America's most haunted locations. Built in 1810, it stood in the middle of the Battle of Gettysburg, where Confederate sharpshooters occupied the attic and the home later became a field hospital. More than 100 bullet holes still mark the exterior today.

Guests report shadow figures, phantom footsteps, disembodied voices, cold spots, and even apparitions of Civil War soldiers.

👻 Most Haunted Rooms:

Sara Black Room – Famous for shadow figures, unexplained touches, strange scents, and apparitions.

Jeremy's Room – Home to the playful spirit of a young boy, where guests report hearing laughter, footsteps, and other childlike activity.

Longstreet Room – Known for whispers, moving objects, phantom scents, and the feeling of being touched.

Jennie Wade Room – Named in honor of Gettysburg's only civilian casualty. While Jennie Wade did not die at the Farnsworth House, some guests report feeling a gentle female presence, hearing unexplained noises, and experiencing unusual activity in this historically themed room.

👻 Would you spend the night in one of these haunted rooms, or is the Farnsworth House Inn a place you'd only visit during the day?

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👻 The Marshall House in Savannah, Georgia, has welcomed guests since 1851, but its history is anything but ordinary. During the Civil War and Yellow Fever outbreaks, the hotel served as a hospital, and during renovations, workers discovered human remains beneath the floorboards believed to be amputated limbs from that era.

💀 The fourth floor is considered the most active. Guests have reported hearing children laughing, phantom footsteps, shadow figures, and unexplained voices. Rooms 413, 414, and 420 are especially well known for reports of objects moving, doors opening on their own, ghostly apparitions, and the unsettling feeling that someone else is in the room.

👻 Whether it's the spirits of former patients, soldiers, or something else entirely, the Marshall House continues to earn its reputation as one of Savannah's most haunted hotels.

💬 If you had to spend one night there, would you choose Room 413, 414, or 420? Or are you avoiding the fourth floor altogether?

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The Asher Walton House in Atlanta, Indiana, was built between 1868 and 1872 by successful businessman Asher Goodrich Walton as a gift for his wife, Julia. The 16-room Victorian mansion became one of the town's most impressive homes and remained in the Walton family for generations. After the deaths of Julia in 1916 and Asher in 1924, the home passed through several owners before falling into disrepair. Thanks to restoration efforts, it has become a popular destination for paranormal investigators and history enthusiasts alike.

Today, the Asher Walton House is considered one of Indiana's most active haunted locations. Visitors have reported seeing the apparition of a woman believed to be Julia Walton, hearing children's laughter and footsteps echo through the halls, and witnessing doors and cabinets open or slam shut on their own. Paranormal teams have also reported unexplained voices, EMF spikes, shadow figures, strange perfume scents, moving balls and balloons, and mysterious handprints appearing on mirrors. While these stories are part of local paranormal lore and have not been scientifically verified, they have made the house a favorite destination for ghost hunters from around the country.

👻 **Would you spend the night investigating the Asher Walton House, or is this one haunted location you'd rather admire from a distance?**

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📍📍Goldfield, Nevada is one of the most famous ghost towns in the American West. Founded in 1902 after a massive gold discovery, it quickly exploded into a booming mining town. At its peak, Goldfield had nearly 20,000 residents, elegant hotels, banks, theaters, and even became the largest city in Nevada for a short time. But as the gold began to run out, the population dwindled, businesses closed, and many buildings were left behind, creating the eerie town that still stands today.

The town's most infamous building is the Goldfield Hotel, built in 1907–1908. Once considered one of the finest hotels in the West, it has since become one of the most talked-about haunted locations in the United States.

The Hauntings

The most well-known legend centers on a woman named Elizabeth. According to local lore, she became pregnant by a wealthy mine owner, was secretly imprisoned in the hotel, and died after giving birth. While historians have found little evidence to confirm this story, many believe her spirit still lingers, particularly around Room 109, where visitors have reported hearing screams, crying, and desperate pleas for help.

Over the years, paranormal investigators and visitors have also reported:

Shadow figures walking the halls.

Disembodied voices and whispers.

Doors opening and closing on their own.

Unexplained footsteps in empty rooms.

Cold spots and sudden feelings of being watched.

Objects moving without explanation.

The Goldfield Hotel has been featured on numerous paranormal television shows, helping cement its reputation as one of America's most haunted buildings.

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👻 Would you spend a night inside the legendary Goldfield Hotel? Do you think its ghost stories are rooted in real paranormal activity, or are they simply legends born from the Wild West? Let us know your thoughts below!

#mirrorimageparanormal #twins #goldfieldghosttown #nevada #haunted

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👻 St. Ignatius Hospital – Colfax, Washington 🏥

Towering over the town of Colfax since 1893, St. Ignatius Hospital has witnessed more than a century of life, loss, and mystery. Originally built by the Sisters of Providence, it cared for countless patients before later becoming a nursing facility. After its closure, the halls fell silent... but many believe they were never truly empty.

Today, St. Ignatius is considered one of the most haunted hospitals in the Pacific Northwest. Visitors have reported hearing footsteps echo through deserted corridors, seeing shadow figures slip from room to room, capturing unexplained voices, and even feeling unseen hands touch or tug at them. Some even claim the spirit of Sister Johanna, a compassionate nun, still roams the halls watching over those who enter.

Whether you believe the stories or not, one thing is certain—this historic hospital continues to leave a lasting impression on everyone who walks through its doors.

👻 Would you spend the night investigating St. Ignatius Hospital? Or would one walk through its haunted halls be enough? Tell us below! 🖤

#haunted #mirrorimageparanormal #ghost #investigation #paranormal #spooky #hospital

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👻 We're switching things up today! 👻

Normally, we share the history and hauntings of a specific location—but today, we're taking a different approach and talking about one of the most famous collections of allegedly haunted objects in the world: Zak Bagans' Haunted Museum in Las Vegas.

Housed in a historic mansion, the museum is filled with artifacts that are said to carry dark histories, unexplained energy, and chilling paranormal claims. From infamous dolls and allegedly cursed objects to items connected to notorious crimes and reported supernatural activity, every room has a story that has captivated paranormal enthusiasts from around the world.

Now we're curious... Do you believe objects can actually be haunted or cursed? 🤔

Have you ever owned or encountered something you couldn't explain? Did it give you an uneasy feeling, strange experiences, or make you believe there was more to it than coincidence?

👇 Share your experiences in the comments—we'd love to hear your stories! Who knows... your experience might even be featured in a future discussion. 👻🖤

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Pennhurst is one of those places we could go to every year and never get tired of! We never have the same experience and we love that about this place. Who else could go here over and over again? 👻🏚️ #Asylum #Twins #paranormal #mirrorimageparanormal #pennhurst

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🏰 Pauly Jail – Union Springs, Alabama 👻

Built in 1897, Pauly Jail looks more like a medieval fortress than a county lockup. Behind its towering brick walls, inmates accused of everything from murder to moonshining were held in iron cells while awaiting their fate.

The jail's darkest chapter lies on the third floor, where condemned prisoners were once executed by hanging through an original trapdoor that still exists today. Walking its halls, it's easy to imagine the fear, desperation, and countless stories left behind.

Many believe those stories never ended.

Visitors and paranormal investigators have reported hearing heavy footsteps echo through empty corridors, cell doors slamming on their own, disembodied voices, icy cold spots, shadow figures, and even the apparition of a man wearing a hangman's noose.

Whether you believe the hauntings or not, Pauly Jail remains one of Alabama's most chilling historic landmarks—where documented history and ghostly legends continue to share the same cells.

👻 Would you spend the night locked inside?

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🏚️ Prospect Place – Trinway, Ohio 👻

Behind the elegant walls of Prospect Place lies a history that refuses to stay buried.

Built in 1856 by abolitionist G.W. Adams, this 29-room mansion served as more than a family home. It became a refuge along the Underground Railroad, where freedom seekers risked everything in pursuit of a new life. But decades of hardship, loss, abandonment, and decay have left many wondering if something else still lingers within its walls.

Today, Prospect Place has earned a chilling reputation as one of Ohio's most haunted locations. Visitors report hearing footsteps echo through empty halls, whispers from unseen voices, doors moving on their own, shadow figures watching from dark corners, and the unmistakable smell of cigar smoke with no one in sight. Many investigators believe the spirits here aren't simply passing through—they've never left.

Is the activity tied to the mansion's powerful history... or are darker forces hiding in the shadows?

Would you dare spend the night here? 👀💀

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The Riddle House in West Palm Beach isn't just a historic home—it's considered one of the most haunted locations in Florida. Built in 1905 as the Gatekeeper's Cottage for Woodlawn Cemetery, it later served as a funeral parlor before becoming the home of Karl Riddle. Today, it stands at Yesteryear Village, where its dark history continues to draw paranormal investigators from around the world.

Visitors report shadow figures, disembodied voices, objects moving on their own, and an intense presence in the attic. The house is famously linked to the spirit of Joseph, a former employee believed to have died by suicide there. Even during the home's relocation, workers claimed to experience terrifying paranormal activity. If you had the chance to investigate the Riddle House... would you spend the night? 👻🏚️

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Built in 1891 and funded by Henry Flagler, the Old Jail in St. Augustine was designed to blend in with the city's beautiful architecture, disguising the horrors that unfolded behind its walls. Inside, some of Florida's most dangerous criminals endured overcrowded cells, brutal conditions, disease, violence, and executions before the jail finally closed in 1953.

Today, many believe those dark chapters never truly ended. The Old Jail has earned a reputation as one of the most haunted places in Florida, with countless reports of unexplained footsteps echoing through empty cell blocks, phantom voices calling out from behind locked doors, shadow figures darting through the halls, and cold spots that appear without warning. Visitors have even claimed to hear the cries of children and the barking of the sheriff's dogs long after both were gone. Some investigators say they leave with the unsettling feeling that something followed them through the jail... watching from the darkness until they finally walked away.

👻 If you had the chance to investigate the Old Jail, would you step inside after dark... or leave the spirits locked behind the bars?

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The Old Clay County Jail in Green Cove Springs, Florida, was built in 1894 and operated as the county jail until 1972. During its nearly 80 years of service, it housed men, women, juveniles, and even the mentally ill under often harsh conditions. The jail was also the site of seven executions by hanging between 1894 and 1916, leaving behind a dark and tragic history that still fascinates visitors today. The building has since been preserved as part of the Clay County Historical Archives and remains one of the oldest surviving jails in Florida.

Many believe the jail's violent past has left an imprint on the building. Visitors and paranormal investigators have reported hearing unexplained footsteps, disembodied voices, loud bangs, cell doors moving on their own, shadow figures, and an overwhelming feeling of being watched. The jail has even been featured on the TV show Ghost Hunters, adding to its reputation as one of Florida's most haunted historic locations. Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, the Old Clay County Jail is a chilling reminder of the lives—and deaths—that unfolded behind its thick brick walls.