Elks 489 Lodge - Jones Mortuary - Globe AZ
Michael is a playful spirit who is attacted to blonde woman
April 12 2024SPECIAL INVESTIGATION
7:00 pm - 11:00 pm Ghost Hunt $40
INTENSE PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION
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Globe AZ
During our investigations we've seen shadow figures dart across hallways on the 2nd floor. The upper level was the meeting - ceremony hall which was men only. One of our female investigators sat in one of the throne chairs and immediately felt uneasy. Numerous spikes on EM meters and hits on REM Pods.
The basement area which housed the mortuary was extremely heavy. We found an old embalming table which was used to prepare bodies for viewing. Very oppressive feeling as if we were not welcome. Sightings of an apparition of a white bearded man wearing what looks like aa leather apron was witnessed by two investigators. Now it's your turn
Your paranormal investigation - ghost hunt includes the following:
- Access to the most haunted areas.
- Ghost Hunt with experienced Ghost Hunting Team.
- Use of our equipment which includes, EMF Meters and the latest equipment*
- Private time to explore this location and to undertake your very own ghost hunt Equipment
The investigators will provide EM meters, FLIR cameras, paranormal Music Boxes, Shadow sensors, REM Pods, Spirit boxes, Ovilus and other equipment for free to utilize to try and catch evidence of the spirits.* A valid driver’s license and credit card is required to be provided equipment. You can bring your own equipment if available.
History
Prior to this building this site was originally home to the Zimmerman Funeral home who held services for the first person buried in the local cemetery during the late 1800s. This 3 story building was built on that site in 1910. The Elks Lodge 489 operated at this 3 story building occupying the top two floors. The basement and first level were rented to Jones Funeral. At the age of 21, young Fred Hare Jones began working with his father, Fred L. Jones, in the mortuary/funeral business, which was later moved to the Elks Building on west Mesquite street. The son, Fred Hare Jones, continued his father's business upon the death of his parents, and he retired from that business in 1947.
This tour and investigation is for entertainment purposes only. The information provided is accurate as provided by local historians. There is no guarantee there will be paranormal activity *Equipment varies ^ dates and time may change