PRISM Paranormal Investigations
THE OLD SCHOOLHOUSE
Cedar Creek, NE
Ongoing Investigation
** Pre-Investigation: November 19, 2005 **
** Investigation: TBD **
Location:
Cedar Creek, NE
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History:
This property is known as Cedar Creek's oldest surviving building, and it was built in 1875. Rumors say that it may have been used as a hospital and also as a house of ill repute at one time or another. It is known that it was used as a school, which closed down in the 1960's, and then became a hair salon, for a brief period of time, in the 1970's. It's current owner, Brandon S., who lives across from the old school house, now uses the building solely for storage.
One of the reports of paranormal activity include witnesses hearing babies cries in the basement of the building. The outside of the school has been reported to be very active as well.
It should be noted that the old schoolhouse is located on private property and permission is required to even enter the area surrounding the building. 'No Trespassing' signs are clearly posted at the entrance to the property.
Paranormal Pre-Investigation:
Date: 11/19/05
Time: 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm
Weather Outside: Clear
Outside Temperature: 44°F - 46°F
Inside Temperature: 61°F - 63°F
Humidity Outside: 62%
Barometric Pressure: 30.05 in / 1017.5 hPa
Sunrise & Sunset: 7:17 am & 5:02 pm
Moon Phase: Waning Gibbous (85% Full)
Solar Activity: Active
Geomagnetic Activity: Unsettled
PRISM founder David Rodriguez, PRISM investigators Dan Christianson, Ralph DeStefano, Carl & Dottie N, and PRISM Norfolk founder Anney H. conducted a preliminary investigation of the building. A tour of the property, along with descriptions of known paranormal activity, was given by owner Brandon S.. Baseline readings and photographs were taken. Several ectoplasmic mist photographs were captured by the team.
Photographic Evidence:
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 The Old Schoolhouse - Main Floor
A photo of the building's current owner, Brandon S., giving the team a tour of the building. Also seen in the photo are PRISM investigators Ralph D. and Anney H.
* Photo: David R. (Canon SD-100 Digital Camera)
The Old Schoolhouse - Main Floor
A strange mist was photographed in one of the rooms of the old school house. This was not visually noticed by anyone in the room. It only appeared in the photograph.
Note: It was not cold enough to produce steam from our breath, and nobody was smoking at the time this photo was taken. Also, the night was clear, and absolutely no mist or smoke were visually noticed in the surrounding area.
* Photo: Carl N. (Digital Camera)
The Old Schoolhouse - Outside
The first of three photos which captured an ectoplasmic mist outside of the building.
Note: It was not cold enough to produce steam from our breath, and nobody was smoking at the time this photo was taken. Also, the night was clear, and absolutely no mist or smoke were visually noticed in the surrounding area.
Note: The photo on the right is a close-up of the ectoplasmic mist in the original photo on the left.
* Photo: David R. (Canon SD-100 Digital Camera)
The Old Schoolhouse - Outside
The second of three photos which captured an ectoplasmic mist outside of the building.
Note: It was not cold enough to produce steam from our breath, and nobody was smoking at the time this photo was taken. Also, the night was clear, and absolutely no mist or smoke were visually noticed in the surrounding area.
Note: The photo on the right was taken just seconds after the photo on the left. Notice that there is no mist seen in the second photograph.
* Photo: Carl N. (Digital Camera)
The Old Schoolhouse - Outside
The third of three photos which captured an ectoplasmic mist outside of the building.
Note: It was not cold enough to produce steam from our breath, and nobody was smoking at the time this photo was taken. Also, the night was clear, and absolutely no mist or smoke were visually noticed in the surrounding area.
Note: The photo on the right was taken just seconds after the photo on the left (see the time stamp on the two photos.) Notice that there is no mist seen in the second photograph.
* Photo: Anney H. (Digital Camera)
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