Powell Symphony Hall
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We were contacted by Adam Crane of the Powell Hall to confirm or lay to rest the infamous "George the Ghost" stories. This is a very lavish location with allot of history. Before it was Powell Hall it was The St Louis Theater. Throughout the years patrons staff members and others have witnessed the man in white top hat and tails in various locations in the building. Being an extremely large structure with the seating in the hall alone at 2689, the rest of the labyrinth would be a task to find our way and cover in one evening. We were accompanied by Eddie Silva who was very helpful in showing us where some of the hidden locations were. We also had Bruce Mourning who is the Stage Manager helping us out as well. This is a union run facility so we were kind of on a time schedule for set up and break down but set up was rather quick. We split into two groups. One group took the office areas and the other, the rest. Adam Nelson and Shane went to the stage. The acoustics right away were noticed. They did start hearing noises right away. They moved to the seating area and spread out. There were several voices heard but it was so hard to pinpoint from where. Steve, Rob and Melanie were experiencing there own activity. They were hearing everything from papers shuffling, doors opening and shutting to doors opening. The spotlight booth turned out to be a hot spot with a great deal of successful K-II sessions as well as a flashlight session that was filmed. We also had a few EVP's that were captured in the booth and a couple of strange personal experiences. Shane had heard a woman's voice then a little kid saying "mommy mommy mommy". Adam had a similar experience in the Whitaker Room that evening. He went down by himself to see if he could get any kind of activity and heard, only what he could describe as " A bunch of babies crying at the same time ". Earlier in the evening while in the Whitaker Room, a group was having an EVP session and right after a question, the phone rang one time. This was at 2:00 am. Everyone told us this should not have happened. Powell Symphony Hall is a beautiful building and a great place to visit.
HERE IS THE WEB LINK http://www.stlsymphony.org/
We were contacted by Adam Crane of the Powell Hall to confirm or lay to rest the infamous "George the Ghost" stories. This is a very lavish location with allot of history. Before it was Powell Hall it was The St Louis Theater. Throughout the years patrons staff members and others have witnessed the man in white top hat and tails in various locations in the building. Being an extremely large structure with the seating in the hall alone at 2689, the rest of the labyrinth would be a task to find our way and cover in one evening. We were accompanied by Eddie Silva who was very helpful in showing us where some of the hidden locations were. We also had Bruce Mourning who is the Stage Manager helping us out as well. This is a union run facility so we were kind of on a time schedule for set up and break down but set up was rather quick. We split into two groups. One group took the office areas and the other, the rest. Adam Nelson and Shane went to the stage. The acoustics right away were noticed. They did start hearing noises right away. They moved to the seating area and spread out. There were several voices heard but it was so hard to pinpoint from where. Steve, Rob and Melanie were experiencing there own activity. They were hearing everything from papers shuffling, doors opening and shutting to doors opening. The spotlight booth turned out to be a hot spot with a great deal of successful K-II sessions as well as a flashlight session that was filmed. We also had a few EVP's that were captured in the booth and a couple of strange personal experiences. Shane had heard a woman's voice then a little kid saying "mommy mommy mommy". Adam had a similar experience in the Whitaker Room that evening. He went down by himself to see if he could get any kind of activity and heard, only what he could describe as " A bunch of babies crying at the same time ". Earlier in the evening while in the Whitaker Room, a group was having an EVP session and right after a question, the phone rang one time. This was at 2:00 am. Everyone told us this should not have happened. Powell Symphony Hall is a beautiful building and a great place to visit.
HERE IS THE WEB LINK http://www.stlsymphony.org/
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE EVP'S WE CAUGHT.
SPOTLIGHT BOOTH GROWL COME BACK
WITAKER ROOM PHONE DID YOU HEAR THAT
SPOTLIGHT BOOTH 5 SPOTLIGHT BOOTH 1