Hartsville Museum Public Investigation | October 2, 2021

The Investigation:

During this public investigation, you'll get to join our team for the night as we explore this historically haunted location. You will get to experience an opening vigil where we call out to spirits to interact with us for the night, several vigils that focus on using various ghost hunting tools and techniques, access to parts of the building that are normally off limits to the public and free roam time to use our teams equipment and partake in your own investigations.

This event is for individuals 18 years old and older (exceptions may be made on a case by case basis. please email us with questions or concerns). We also offer a discounted ticket for college students. Please bring college ID to check in. If you have multiple guest in your party, you may qualify for a group discount rate with Promo  Code: Red Fox

If you have your own paranormal investigation equipment, you are welcome to bring it. However, the following items are not permitted: Ouija Boards, Scrying Devices, or anything with an open flame. 

COVID-19 Policy:

All guest will have thier tempurature checked prior to the event with a contactless thermometer. Any guest with fever of 100.4 degrees or higher will either have thier ticket refuned or moved to a later date, at thier discretion. All vaccinated and unvaccinated guest must wear at least a cloth face covering at all times. Exceptions will be made if the guest is activly eating, drinking, or smoking in a designated area. The safety of our guest and staff is our highest priority. [This policy is subject to change based on updated CDC guidelines as well as federal, state, and local orders] 

The History:

Founded in 1928 this historic building began its life as the Hartsville Post Office. During its time serving as the towns post office this building saw at least one documented death as well as a heinous crime against the townspeople of Hartsville. In 1965 the Hartsville Post Office made its move across town and the building became the Hartsville Public Library. The Library served the town of Hartsville until 1995 when they too moved and the Hartsville Museum took their place.

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The Haunts:

The walls of this historic building have been tied to several haunted tales throughout the decades. From the mysterious death of a postal worker to its ties with Hartsville's founder John Hart this monument to local history is steeped in residual energies. During its time as a museum this building has housed thousands of pieces of history from many mysterious backgrounds. At this location footsteps can be heard on the hardwood floors, items can be seen and heard moving on their own, staff get pushed, and videos pick up things inaudible to the human ear, the history here is always active, come and see for yourself...

**PLEASE NOTE**

Within 48 business hours you will recieve an additional email from Ghosted@GreatStateParanormal.com that contains our Release of Liability Waiver and our COVID-19 Waiver. In order to speed up your check-in process on the day of the event, please print and fill them out before hand.