A Haunted House with Rebecca Williamson, owner of Cambre House and Farm. Episode 58

Guest: Rebecca Williamson, owner of Cambre House and Farm   Rebecca Williamson is the owner of Cambre House and Farm, a haunted wedding venue outside of Nauvoo Illinois. She has been interested in the paranormal her entire life and has nearly 20 years of experience doing paranormal investigations. Rebecca bought the Cambre House from her Grandparent's estate in 2016 and hosts weddings and paranormal investigations there.   Follow and learn more about Rebecca Williamson and the Cambre House:  Website | Linktree | IG: @cambre.house   See photos and the full notes on A Haunted House with Rebecca Williamson, owner of Cambre House and Farm. Episode 58   Get the book: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠WTF Just Happened?!: ⁠A sciencey skeptic explores grief, healing, and evidence of an afterlife⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠   In this episode: - Rebecca's grandparents had bought a house, the Cambre House and Farm, which is haunted and it has been in Rebecca's family her whole life - It is under the National Register of Historic Places - The house was built in 1860s and is like a museum. It is now a wedding venue. - Rebecca bought it after her grandparents passed. - When she first bought it, she did not know it was haunted. - She realized it could be haunted after she first spent the night there as an adult when she and her family heard footsteps. - Other phenomena occurred such as doors opening and closing and locking. - One door always locks her mom (but no one else) out - Her son also had a few weird experiences there and a repair man who doesn't even believe in this phenomena had weird experiences. - Augusta Paranormal, founded by her friend Chad Derry investigated the house - There was recorded EVP (electronic voice phenomena) and ITC (Instrumental Trans-Communication) - voices were heard and recorded. - At times though what people perceive as phenomena is explainable by normal means. - Rebecca investigated further into the history of the house and got some verification of what mediums had said ...and more