Three Mansions. Three Nights.
You Choose Where It Begins.
Are you ready for the ultimate paranormal overnight experience?
This Three-Mansion Paranormal Overnight collaboration gives you the opportunity to spend one full night at each of three haunted locations: SK Pierce Mansion, Revival Wheeler Mansion and the Murdock-Whitney House.
When you book your experience, you choose which mansion you want to start at. From there, your three-night paranormal journey continues through all three locations, giving you the chance to experience each mansion after dark.
Every location has its own history, chilling stories, unexplained activity, and paranormal legends. With an entire night at each property, you’ll have the time to explore, investigate, and immerse yourself in the experience.
Where will your first night begin?
Three haunted locations. Three unforgettable nights.
One incredible paranormal adventure.
SK Pierce Mansion
Location: Gardner, Massachusetts
Completed in 1875, the SK Pierce Mansion was built as a towering symbol of wealth for chair magnate Sylvester Knowlton Pierce. It’s a 9,518-square-foot Victorian masterpiece filled with ornate details, grand architecture, and an unmistakable presence. But almost from the moment the Pierce family moved in, the house became steeped in tragedy.
Visitors and investigators have reported:
• Disembodied voices echoing through empty rooms
• Heavy footsteps ascending the staircases
• Doors slamming or opening by themselves
• Sudden cold spots and unexplained shadows
• Full-body apparitions in hallways and doorways
• And the mansion’s most disturbing claim: a floating, disembodied head
Revival Wheeler Mansion
Location: Orange, Massachusetts
Built in 1903, Revival Wheeler Mansion is a grand historic estate where more than a century of stories still seem to linger within its walls. Once home to the prominent Wheeler family, the mansion spent years abandoned before being carefully brought back to life, preserving much of its original character, architectural detail, and unmistakable sense of mystery.
Guests have shared stories of unexplained footsteps, shadowy figures, voices, and unusual experiences throughout the house so it’s an extraordinary setting for a weekend devoted to history, curiosity, and the paranormal. Whether you arrive as a believer, a skeptic, or simply someone fascinated by the unknown, the mansion invites you to experience its rooms after dark and decide for yourself what—or who—may still remain.
Murdock-Whitney House
Location: Winchendon, Massachusetts
Five generations occupied the Murdock-Whitney House. Elisha Murdock, founder of E. Murdock Co. (later known as New England Wooden Ware) built the original house in about 1840. It was home to his wife, Rohanna (Morse) and their three children: Ellen, Sophia, and son George who died at age seven. At the turn of the 20th century, the house was greatly enlarged by Sophia, widow of William Webster Whitney.
The mansion has produced years of reported activity, numerous EVPs, and several remarkable photographs, including an apparent childlike figure whose appearance has drawn comparisons to a young boy depicted in one of the mansion's historic portraits. Your group will have the mansion to investigate on your own, with a docent on site to answer questions, share its history, and point you toward locations known for past activity. Bring your equipment, explore after dark, and see what you capture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Each site is within about a 30 min driving distance.
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Each overnight reservation can accommodate up to 10 guests who can stay at each of the three sites together.
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You will pay a $500 non-refundable deposit at the time of booking. The remaining balance of $2,500 will be charged to the card on file…
When multiple guests stay under a single reservation, they’ll often make private arrangements to split the cost after booking payments are complete. If you have 10 guests on your reservation, that could bring everyone’s cost down to just $100/night.
