Nothing haunts East Texas quite like the O.P. Pyle House in Mineola, known locally as the House of the Raccoon. Constructed in 1903 by O.P. Pyle on land once roamed by the Wichita Indian Tribe (the Raccoon People), the house boasts a unique Queen Anne style crafted by local artisans “Zonn” Wren and his brothers William and Frank Wren. The structure endures various historical events, including the civil war, attracting a mix of supernatural entities that linger in the location. The property features a spiritual vortex, acting as a revolving door for spiritual activity, which varies in intensity. Some negative spiritual energy and unsettling experiences in one of the cottages have also been reported. The parents of the longtime owners, who have held the house for years, rest on the property, with another family member buried under the gazebo.
The paranormal crew–Jason, Wendy, Gene, Lissette, and Shannon–are heading to Mineola, Texas on Saturday, June 22nd! Get ready to explore The Raccoon House (O.P. Pyle House) and the Texan Hall (formerly known as The Line) in one thrilling night and become a part of the film pilot “Buried in America”!
Tickets are non refundable unless the event is canceled. Venues are subject to change. Everyone must agree to being filmed and to the release of liability waiver at the time of entry. If you are below the age of 21, you must have a legal guardian purchase tickets and to sign the film and liability agreement. Present your PayPal receipt on the day of the event for entry.
Tickets Price: $50 per person.
Numerous individuals have encountered paranormal phenomena at the House of the Raccoon (O.P. Pyle House). From hearing footsteps and EVP readings to detecting EMF readings, experiencing scratches, touches, and more, the House of the Raccoon truly lives up to its reputation!
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