Don't Just Watch on TV: Attend a Paranormal Investigation at Wilton Historical Society

Are there spirits haunting the Raymond-Fitch house? How about the Betts home?  

Come join the Northeast Paranormal Investigation Society (NPIS) and find out Saturday, Oct. 19, at 8:00p.m.

They have investigated the Society and will present their findings this Saturday. 

In addition, they will share their experiences and findings at several other locations across the Northeast through pictures, voice recording, video, and more. 

Guests will learn the ways the spirits manifest themselves and then have the opportunity to try and capture evidence of the supernatural on their cameras or smart phones.

Northeast Paranormal Investigations Society (NPIS) is a Connecticut based non-profit paranormal investigations team. They conduct research and scientific investigations of historical locations throughout the Northeast. They have successfully documented convincing evidence that can be correlated to the history of locations across the state, including many historical societies and libraries.

This is event is free and open to the public. Guests are welcome to bring their cameras or smart phones to try and capture evidence of the paranormal.

The Wilton Historical Society, established in 1938, is dedicated to preserving the history and character of Wilton. Our mission is to help our community discover the past, enlighten the present, enrich the future, and enjoy our heritage. We have preserved 17 building from the 18th and 19th centuries, including five buildings on the Society’s site that make up the museum. Our toy, tool, and train collections are some of the finest in the state.