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OUR HAUNTED VISIT TO BAKER MUSEUM

by Lori Lassick
(Saltsburg, Pa)

My family and I went to visit Baker Museum over the Fourth of July Holiday this year. We had read about the museum and were very excited about the possiblity of it being haunted.

Although, we really didn't experience any real first hand paranormal ourselves while we were there, we did get a few pictures that are left in question.

My two year old son also refused to go anywhere near the refridgeration room in the basement, and when asked why he said that there was a scary soldier at the bottom of the steps and he said he wasn't coming back. Funny that he is only two and really can't make anything up to that extreme of a story. Also strange since he is not a shy or easily distressed child.

Although, I can say that at the time we were there at the mansion, all of us felt very uneasy while standing at the doorway to the refridgeration room, yet none of us talked about it until we left because we all thought that we were being paranoid!

The pics show orbs in the refridgeration room and school room, a ghostly mist of some sort beside the toddler bed in the childs room, and a hand pointing out of the wedding gown. Now, I am far from an expert on these things, so I don't know if they are crediable photos or not. More then likly the photo of the hand with the wedding gown is just a reflection, but it is very strange that it looks as if it is coming from behind the dress and you don't see any other body parts. The orbs are, well orbs. The ones in the basement room I noticed when I snapped the photo and immediatly snapped photos right afterwards to see if I could get the same results, to no avail.

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