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Pensacola Lighthouse – Pensacola, Florida
 
TAPS returns to investigating lighthouses and gets a trip to Florida in return.  Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango are still unavailable as they continue tapping sessions of their “Ghost Hunters Academy” show.  The lighthouse dates back to the Civil War days and was occupied until 1965 where it was automated and is now only visited by the maintenance crew every 3 months or so. One of the more interesting stories was that

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Amos J. Blake House Museum – Fitzwilliam, N.H.

Amos Jewett Blake was a prominent citizen of Fitzwilliam NH.  His main job was a lawyer but he was also a town official and a state legislator and apparently just simply a well thought of man in the community.  The house, built in 1837, is now a museum, for the town, I guess, and was last used as a office for his son’s insurance business.  Apparitions of a boy, a man, and even

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Buffalo Bill Museum - Golden, Colorado

Eddie McClintock, from the very good new SyFy show “Warehouse 13”,  joins the TAPS team on his break from the show to help the team investigate the gravesite of the famous “Buffalo Bill.”  Evil spiritual forces are said to occupy the museum, along with the apparition of a cowboy, of course, who is said to roam the halls of the museum and may be one of many spirits that people hear whispering throughout the

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Left to Right: Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson.
 
Briarhurst Manor – Manitou Springs, Colorado
 
TAPS heads out west to visit the Briarhurst Manor, thought to be by some as the most haunted place in America.  The castle or manor was built in 1888 and  housed the Bell family and some believe they’ve never left.  Objects are said to move around on a daily basis and end up in different parts of the castle.  In one room, the walls were said to have “bled” a gooey

(Photo courtesy of SyFy) Dave Tango, Jason Hawes, Grant Wilson, Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves,
Kris Williams. Not pictured: Brett Griffith, Kristine Gartland,  and Amy Bruni
 
Congress Theater – Chicago, Illinois

 
TAPS heads to my old stomping grounds, sweet home Chicago, for this episode.  The Congress Theater, built in 1925,  is still a beautiful antique performance venue which is now mostly used for rock concerts as most old school theaters are. In the past movies have not only been shown their but shot there