Thanks for your patience – we’re getting ready to head out for a rafting trip next week and we’ve been busy getting equipment and logistics together. But we did finally get to reviewing our evidence from our investigation of the Denver Firefighters Museum a couple of weeks ago.
Main Floor DFM
A number of paranormal claims come from this facility, once Denver’s main firehouse. A small closet in the basement is reputedly haunted by a miner named Caleb, who has a thing about not leaving the door open. We captured an interesting EVP in there when we first investigated a couple of years ago, you can hear it on our Locations page here. The faucets in the men’s bathroom upstairs have a way of turning themselves on and off, and there are apparently the spirits of two children rescued from a Denver fire back in the 20′s who were killed when the engine they were riding on turned over in an accident. We may have caught them in a prior investigation - again, see the Locations page for that EVP.
The downstairs office is reputedly haunted by Tom, the DFD’s last horse wrangler – his presence has been evidenced by various forms of mischief on and around the desk. I decided to concentrate my efforts on this office on this investigation, mostly because I wanted to go after some EVP evidence.
One interesting bit, located below. About 11 seconds in length, there is very faint male whisper at about 6 seconds into clip, lasting until I start my sentence about sensing some reluctance on Tom’s part to reveal himself. Sharon and I were the only ones in the room – there were voices outside the office, but there was a distinct echo/reverb effect to those voices, and this sounds very much like an in-room whisper. We are unable to make out what it seems to say.
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We have yet to finish all the video, we’ll post if we find anything extraordinary. This investigation was conducted with our friends at Full Moon, and we had a pretty full roster that night. The DFM has alot of wood floors and glass, so the voices and footsteps of other investigators make capturing audio evidence a real challenge.
This is a great facility with helpful and friendly staff, and we look forward to a return trip soon.
