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Gettysburg Ghost Hunt and Psychic Development Workshop
The Baladerry Inn is one of the most haunted locations in Gettysburg. We have exclusive private access to this very haunted house. This is an exclusive VIP psychic medium event.
3pm until 10am (following day)
Paranormal Intuitive Development Workshop (Worth over $200 per person INCLUDED)
Price is per person based on a minimum of two guests per room. Some rooms can accommodate 3 or 4 guests, please check room details.
(If you are coming alone, then a single person supplement is required contact the office to make this booking)
Each Room can accommodate two persons or more, (please check room details)
All Taxes, Room Occupancy Taxes and Gratuities are all included.
Price is per person and includes:
Paranormal Intuitive Development Workshop (Worth over $200 per person INCLUDED)
Overnight Accommodation,
Psychic Séance to contact loved ones that have passed,
2 Psychic Mediums,
Exclusive Ghost Hunt and History Tour at our secret location which is alongside the battlefield,
3 Course Dinner with complimentary wine,
Ghost Hunting Vigils with exclusive access to the Battlefield and the Field Hospital Room,
Complimentary Soda, Coffee and Snacks during Ghost Hunt,
Hot Breakfast,
All Room Taxes and Meal Gratuity Included
The Baladerry Inn was built as a farmhouse in 1812 on the outskirts of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania as part of the George Bushman farm. The picturesque countryside was an ideal location for agricultural growth but soon it would come to know the taste of blood.
The fateful battle that would become a strong determining factor of the Civil War took place in the small town and fields of Gettysburg from July 1st-July 3rd of 1863. General Robert E. Lee had crushed the Union forces at Chancellorsville and began to advance his Army of Northern Virginia into Pennsylvania in the latter part of June of the same year. There he would clash with the Union Army of the Potomac led by General George G. Meade.
The bulk of both the Confederate and Union forces engaged in battle at the crossroads town of Gettysburg. The three days of fighting left heavy casualties on both sides.
The Union Army lost 23,000 men while the Confederates lost upwards of 28,000. With the loss at Gettysburg, the Confederates lost the hope of foreign recognition of their cause and led General Lee to offer his resignation to President Jefferson Davis. The offer was declined but after the Battle of Gettysburg and the Battle of Vicksburg, the Civil War was turned in the Union favor.
During these days of battle, the Baladerry Inn, like many other homes around the battlefields, served as a field hospital for wounded soldiers and civilians alike.
The main hall was used to treat the soldiers where several amputations took place. You can imagine that with the lack of anesthesia and very little attention given to sterility, many soldiers met their demise. There was nothing but whiskey to dull the pain and infection ran rampant amongst them.
Today, there is still a blood stain forever etched into the hardwood planks of the Baladerry Inn. Forensic methods using luminol and UV lighting has revealed the marks left by the Civil War soldiers so many years ago.
Today the Baladerry Inn serves as bed and breakfast with 10 rooms between the main house and the carriage house. Many of the original architectural structures are still standing such as the brick fireplace that is the central figure in the spacious Great Room. Although it is a relaxing retreat from the hustle and bustle of the world, you should know that you rarely sleep alone.
There are many spirits that still linger around the Baladerry Inn. Those most often seen are the Confederate Soldiers that died in and around the property. Perhaps you will have the great fortune of meeting one of the Southern Gentlemen and hearing the tales of when cotton was high and the hopes of a nation died on a battlefield in a northern crossroads town.
Itinerary
3pm Check In
3:30pm Paranormal Intuitive Development Workshop
Paranormal Intuitive Development Workshop: Developing your Paranormal Sixth Sense.
Whether you are just starting to recognize your intuitive gifts or are already on your metaphysical journey of self- discovery, this workshop is for you. We will discuss how our own energy acts and reacts to the world around us including the Spirit World.
We will be opening and expanding our intuition, psychic awareness and third eye through meditation and other tools and exercises.
To start, we open with a chakra healing meditation to help open and heal our energy centers. Our energy centers or Chakras are the seat of our consciousness.
The entire universe is made of energy and our body is no exception. In a healthy, balanced person, the 7 chakras provide exactly the right amount of energy to every part of our body, mind and spirit. This allows us to be in our true authentic self which helps us align with the energies outside of ourselves.
Next, we delve into psychic awareness and how to increase our intuition and raise our psychic abilities. We will learn about psychometry and we will do an exercise to determine what is our strongest psychic Clair-ability. We will gain tools and techniques, including how to work with pendulums, crystals and herbs to further our psychic development.
Lastly, we will go over psychic protection including how to ground, protect and cleanse after doing psychic work or paranormal activities.
This paranormal intuitive development workshop will promote growth, confidence, and trust in how to work with spirit.
We will come away with a greater understanding of how energy works through enriching and strengthening our senses beyond the 5 senses.
6:30pm Dinner
Dinner (Home cooked dinner, 3 courses) complimentary wine included
8:30pm Car Convoy
Car Convoy to our secret location to undertake our first ghost hunt, which is located alongside the battlefield.
10:30pm Ghost Hunt
Arrive back at The Baladerry Inn for our Field Hospital Séance with our Psychic Mediums
2am Ghost Hunt Ends
Guests Can Enjoy wine and snacks at the Fire Pit, or can continue to Ghost Hunt.
8:30am Country Breakfast
10am Check Out
Some history about The Baladerry
In the most Haunted Town in America, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, sits one of the most haunted inns, the Baladerry Inn. Drawing the attention of several paranormal programs, magazines and investigators from around the world, the Baladerry Inn offers a beautiful nights stay with the spirits of Civil War soldiers.
Built in 1812, the Baladerry Inn served as a field hospital during one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. The three-day Battle of Gettysburg in July of 1863, left the Union Army with 23,000 causalities and the Confederates lost upwards of 28,000 men. When a man was wounded in the battlefield his brothers in arms would attempt to wrap the injury as swiftly as possible and offered whiskey to dull the pain. If he could make it to a field hospital like the Baladerry Inn he would likely undergo surgery or amputation without the assistance or relief of anesthesia. The less that sterile conditions in the field hospitals usually meant that those with the most severe injuries would not make it home because infection would run rampant.
The Baladerry Inn has seen several of the Confederate soldiers that died in and around her grounds. Pictures have been captures of these spirits donning the uniform of Confederate Soldiers. One of the pictures is of two young men sitting near the French-style double doors of the inn and another is of two standing just outside. All of the soldiers are wearing the black armband that the Confederates donned after the death of General Stonewall Jackson who was mortally wounded in the Battle of Chancellorsville just a few weeks before Gettysburg.
Another spirit that has been seen and experienced at the Baladerry Inn is that of a young man that is called Geoffrey, the name was gathered through EVPs (electronic voice phenomena). He tends to hang around the Primrose Room and show special affection to women with blonde hair. The staff have given him the moniker Lover Boy because hes been known to rub womens feet and sing in their ear. Women who have slept in the Primrose room have also reported an invisible entity sliding beneath the sheets with them.
Not all the spirits are quite so bold at the Baladerry Inn. Another common apparition is that of a woman who appears at the foot of the bed in the Marigold Room. The full-bodied apparition is fond of antique jewelry and has been known to go through guests bags. Maybe she wants to make certain that folks are well dressed!
Full-bodied apparitions that have been witnessed and photographed, shadow figures lurking in the darkness at night, amorous spirits that go out of their way to communicate with guests, amazing EVPs, disembodied voices speaking, singing and whistlingthe Baladerry Inn is a place you will not sleep alone! The only question remainswill you be willing to undergo a vigil out in the battlefields alone?
Your ghost hunt at The Baladerry Inn includes the following:
Paranormal Intuitive Development Workshop
Overnight Accommodation,
Psychic Medium,
Ghost Hunting Vigils with exclusive access to the Battlefield and the Field Hospital Room,
Dinner,
History Tour and Ghost Hunt at our Secret Location which is alongside the battlefield,
Psychic Led Vigils and Séances,
Séances,
Overnight Ghost Hunt with Ghost Hunts USA,
Use of our equipment which includes, trigger objects and EMF Readers,
Free time to explore this location and to undertake your very own private vigils,
Unlimited Refreshments, Including: Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate, Bottled Water and Soda,
Breakfast.
Price is per person based on a minimum of two guests per room. Some rooms can accommodate 3 or 4 guests, please check room details.
(If you are coming alone, then a single person supplement is required contact the office to make this booking)
Each Room can accommodate two persons or more, (please check room details)
All Taxes, Room Occupancy Taxes and Gratuities are all included.
The Baladerry Inn guest rooms are located in the 1812 Main House, the 1830 addition, and the Carriage House. The spacious Great Room, dominated by a large brick fireplace, welcomes guests to relax, socialize (or not) in its comfortable sitting areas. The dining area features individual tables. A large terrace adjacent to the Great Room overlooks the spacious lawn. There is also a centrally located hot tub available for the use of our guests. Breakfast is served both in the Great Room and, in season, on the terrace. All guest rooms include private baths, free wi-fi access, and a full country breakfast.
The Rose Cottage Suite
(Minimum of 3 guests Can sleep up to 4)
Two room suite in the Carriage House. Cottage Rose features a sunroom with queen size sofa bed, large bedroom with king size bed, private patio, fireplace, private bathroom, TV, free wi-fi access, and a private patio.
Guest Room
The Rose Room:
Open the door of the Rose room and a feeling of warmth envelopes you. In the Carriage House, Rose features a private patio, TV, free wi-fi access, private bathroom and queen size bed.
The Daisy Room:
In the Carriage House, Daisy has a country accent and features a private patio, TV, free wi-fi access, private bathroom, and queen size bed.
The Marigold Room:
Sunny Marigold, located in the Carriage House, features a fireplace, TV, free wi-fi access, sitting area, with single sofa bed, queen size bed and private bathroom. This room can sleep up to 3 guests.
The Shamrock Room:
A touch of Ireland, in the Carriage House, features a fireplace, TV, free wi-fi access, sitting area with full sofa bed, queen size bed and private bathroom. This room can sleep up to 4 guests as the sofa bed can be used as an additional space.
The Garden Room:
Located in the Main House, the Garden room features private bath and queen size bed, free wi-fi access, close proximity to common areas, including access to the TV room.
The Tulip Room:
Cozy room located in the Main House features private bath and queen size bed, free wi-fi access, close proximity to common areas, including access to the TV room.
The Primrose Room:
In the 1812 Main House, this large, airy upstairs room with a Victorian accent features a king bed, (a rollaway can be added, if requested) free wi-fi access, a private bath located across the hall, and access to the TV room.
The Windflower Room:
This charming room upstairs in the 1830 addition to the Main House features a private bathroom with a single whirlpool tub and queen size bed, free wi-fi access, and access to the TV room.
The Vines Room:
In the 1812 Main House, Vines is a large room filled with light upstairs, featuring electric fireplace, a king bed and private bath, free wi-fi access, and access to the TV room.
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LocationBaladerry Inn (View)
40 Hospital Rd
Gettysburg, PA 17325
United States
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| Minimum Age: 16 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
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