This mansard-roof home is notorious for its diabolical haunting. Shortly after its construction in 1912 the Smith family realized they may have bitten off more than they could chew. Discover what possessed a young man to throw himself from the second story window, and why this home is said to be a portal to hell..

We tour several homes in this area that have had paranormal activity and ghostly encounters both inside and outside the homes.

This pre-civil war home is just as beautiful today as it was the day it was built. But don’t let this southern beauty fool you, she has seen her share of tragedy. It survived the 1900 storm, but that much cannot be said about two of its original occupants, Jessica & Toby Adams. Their bodies were found days after the storm among the debris. But even though their bodies have been laid to rest, their spirits remain within the home. Eagerly waiting to play ghostly pranks on those brave enough to spend the night.

Many guests of the inn tell stories of a beautiful woman roaming the halls. Some of them even having conversations with her, will you be among them?

One of the first brick homes in Texas and home to the eccentric Betty Brown, this home has seen a ridiculous amount of pain and death. From the ghosts of Confederate soldiers to Betty brown herself this home has many spirits wandering its halls.