Spirit & Science with Cherise & Lauren: Bihl Manor
Schedule
Fri Aug 02 2024 at 06:00 pm to Sat Aug 03 2024 at 03:00 am
UTC-04:00Location
Haunted Bihl Manor | Fremont, OH
In the world of the Paranormal, there is a fine balance that needs to be acknowledged between the science of the tools and methods used in exploration and the spiritual connection we are trying to create between this side and the beyond. Spirits & Science was culminated to bridge the gap, create new methods, and open space for those to want to explore it.
Cherise O Williams will dive into the spiritual with ways you can "tap in" to your own unique style of intuition and how that can help on investigations. She will also share some valuable "Tarot 101" with some beginner friendly tips on how to read tarot for the possible presences in a haunted location.
Lauren Hellekson is all about the measurable energy. She will share the theoretical applications of electromagnetic radiation, static electricity, and kinetic energy in the paranormal while breaking down the mechanics of the field's most popular equipment. Use tech in a more objective and analytical way without hindering your spiritual energetic connection to the energy we're seeking to explain.
What your event ticket includes:
Access to the event location from 6pm - 3am
Presentations from Cherise and Lauren
Unique shopping experience of tools and equipment being demonstrated throughout the evening
Group investigation with Cherise and Lauren to learn how to apply new techniques to combine spirit with science
Free Roam investigation
You are welcome to bring:
Additional mechanical and esoteric equipment that you'd like to use during the Free Roam
Food and snacks with a cooler (there may not be access to refrigerator/microwave/etc)
Additional cash or card for shopping
An open mind and a thirst for knowledge
What we ask you to leave at home:
Spirit Boards, herb burning, candles, banishing tools
Alcohol, Drugs, Vapes, etc (both locations are non smoking - we will discuss outdoor access to smoking areas if needed)
The Home was built by Toledo native Jerome Bihl around 1890's just across the street from the Historic Rutherford B Hayes Museum at Speigel's Grove. just a block away it is where Fort Stephenson was built in the early 1800s on the west side of the lower Sandusky River. It was the site in 1813 of an American victory in the Battle of Fort Stephenson during the War of 1812. On August 1, 1813, a mixed force of British soldiers and allied Native American warriors, said to number 1500 to 2000, led an assault on Fort Stephenson. Over the course of two days, the severely outnumbered garrison of about 160 men, under the leadership of Major George Croghan, repelled all probes by strategically using their marksmanship and a single cannon, dubbed "Old Betsy." The British forces returned the next day but were again unsuccessful in breaching the fort. Proctor halts the attack at this point when he realizes his force can advance no further. After dark that night the Indians crawl up close to the fort and pick up the wounded British, Canadians and Indians that had fallen early in the day. In the end the British had 30 men missing, 26 killed and 41 wounded. The Americans had one killed and seven wounded.
Jerome Bihl was a prominent figure in the Fremont area with several business owning a jewelry and piano shop. In the 1920's the Bihl family had decided to move to Minnesota and sold the manor to Clarence and Daisy Wolfe. Over the years the family also had friends and family use the home for viewings and services. In 1942 Clarence Wolfe passed away at his home then in 1966 after several years of her failing health Daisy passed away in her bedroom. The manor was later sold to the Lucas County Children's Center which transformed the house into a Children's Group Home. The house was home to mentally retarded children, very sick children and unwanted children. One historian had mentioned that a boy committed suicide or had an accidental death After its closing in 1990's the home was purchased by a couple and made into the Buckland Bed and Breakfast until 2009 when it was sold. The family that purchased it lived in it for about a year and later moved out of unknown reasons.
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from https://hauntedbihlmanor.com
