On our final Lockport Paranormal Walk for 2016 this spirit showed up on our full spectrum camera. Will he return to reclaim his boat in 2017?
JFK 100: Why the CIA Killed JFK:
West Seneca Public Library, 1300 Union Road, Monday,
May 22,
6:30 p.m.,
Booksigning to follow.
Paranormal Walks 2016
Ghosts, folklore, UFOs, curses, historical mysteries, miracles, strange creatures, vampires,
conspiracies, legends,
demons, angels, and secret societies
Rest in peace Chris Cornell
Say Hello to Heaven
Sing to God
With all the other Stargazers
The world feels the pain of your absence
Center Street, Medina
1.) Medina
Masonic secrets, Iroquois legends, Civil War era ghosts, and haunted theaters are just some of the mysteries of this old Erie Canal village, truly one of the hidden gems in all of Western New York.
All Wednesdays, October 5 through October 26
(only 4 tours), 7 p.m.
Meets at Meggie Moo's Ice Cream Cafe, 114 East Center Street, Medina, $10 per person, children under 7 free
Corner of Lake and Union, Village of Hamburg
2.) Haunted Hamburg
One of WNY's most beautiful villages includes Hamburg's link to presidential assassination conspiracies, and a host of haunted tales.
All Fridays, Sept. 2 through Oct. 28, 7 p.m. (Free parking in Hamburg Village Municipal Parking Lot)
Meets at Main St. Ice Cream, 35 Main St., Hamburg, $10 per person, children under 7 free
The Haunted Lockport Masonic Temple
3.) Lockport
One of WNY's oldest towns has yielded a truly bizarre past.
All Saturdays, Sept. 3 through Oct. 29, 7 p.m. (Free parking in Discovery Center Parking Lot)
Meets at Lake Effect Artisan Ice Cream Cafe, 79 Canal St.,
Lockport, $10 per person, children under 7 free
4.) Creepy Cobblestone
The Cobblestone District is one of Buffalo's oldest neighborhoods with a past that has traversed through nearly every aspect of the paranormal.
All Saturdays, Sept. 3 through Oct. 29
7 p.m. (Free parking on non-arena nights in the parking lot directly next to Iron Works on Illinois St. Additional free parking across from Helium on Mississippi St.)
Meets at Buffalo Iron Works, 49 Illinois St., Buffalo, $10 per person, children under 7 free
- Free Monster Mini Golf passes to all tour goers.
- No reservations, or tickets, are required.
- Our approach is of the historian, and the objective researcher.
- Our walks are family oriented, interactive, and instructive.
- You will see and perhaps have a chance to use the lastest paranormal equipment.
- Some stops will feature a different scientific device employed by researchers.
- Candy and our company wristbands are included with admission.
- Tours are based on original research conducted by Paranormal Walks.
- All walks are rain or shine, at your own risk, and last about 90 minutes.
- Private tours available.
- A portion of our profits are donated to the Ronald McDonald House in Buffalo, the Wyndham Family Home for Children in Lockport, and the Hamburg Disabled Veterans.
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Click image to listen to John Koerner discuss his latest book "Hunting the Nazarene"
Thank you to everyone who made our Medina tour a success this year, including the staff at Meggie Moos.
The CIA conspiracy to assassinate JFK has specific links to our Hamburg walk. Click above to order John Koerner's second conspiracy book.
The conspiracy to execute President McKinley unfolded 115 years ago this fall, and has direct connections to our Hamburg walk. Click above to order John Koerner's first conspiracy book.
Listen to John Koerner's appearance on Richard Syrett's Conspiracy Show discussing the Robert F. Kennedy Assassination.
Click above image to listen to John Koerner's interview on Coast to Coast AM.
Click to order John Koerner's latest book
John Koerner, founder of Paranormal Walks, author, professor, and historian
John Koerner's appearance on the History Channel's "America's Book of Secrets: Presidential Assassins" can be found by clicking here.
Click above to watch John Koerner's appearance on William Shatner's "Weird or What: Paranormal Mysteries" on the History Channel.
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