A concerned client has been experiencing paranormal activity in their home. We have been called out to help validate their claims and move on any lost souls we encounter.
The Brigham City Depot was built in 1907 and served its patrons until 1994. It now stands as a free-to-visit museum protected by the Golden Spike Association. But not all of the depot's history resides on bookshelves and showcases, some still roam the halls waiting for the next train to take them away.
The Benson Grist Mill erected in 1854 employed hundreds of settlers and provided pioneers with wheat and corn for generations. But when the building closed in the 1940s perhaps not all the workers got the memo. Reports of ghostly figures staring out the windows of the old mill has sparked our attention. We headed west to explore this historic location. Click here to see what we found!
The Whittier Community Center in Logan, Utah is said to still be visited by past principals. We strap on our backpacks, pack a lunch and go off to investigate this location with hopes that nobody gets sent to detention!
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We visit this location because of talks of Native American curses, shadow figures and demonic entities. Will we come face-to-face with these evil spirits? Click here to find out!
We join Jim Harold to share EVP and talk about our experiences researching the paranormal in Utah.
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The Baron Mill reports to be haunted by many spirits including a crying woman and two children. UPR travels to Brigham City to try to help document and help these trapt souls.
