COMING ATTRACTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: PROPRIETARY HOUSE ANNUAL GHOST TOURS WITH JANE DOHERTY(night #2) Saturday October 26th 2013  by Calvin Schwartz

Jane Doherty is most amazing. She was a guest on our NJ Discover Radio Show a few weeks ago. Many of you may have heard her sense the presence of a departed spiritual ‘soldier’ in our studio with us. It’s much too long of a story now, but she was so hauntingly right on. So when I heard about her Proprietary House Annual Ghost Tour, it was an instant given for me to be there and experience it and add it to our Coming Attraction and Recommendation Feature here at NJ Discover.

You can find Jane Doherty on Facebook and for each event like  Saturday October 26^th you can find a separate Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/events/386895938089034/?previousaction=join&source=1

THE ANNUAL GHOST TOURS!!!!

FEATURING WORLD RENOWN PSYCHIC JANE DOHERTY TO LEAD THE WAY! Does the ghost of a little boy remain to play around with visitors? Does a lady in white solemnly walk the hallways, waiting for her long-lost love to return? Just how many ghosts are there at the Proprietary House? Join us for our world-famous annual ghost tours, just in time for the spookiness of Halloween! Tours are approximately one hour long and each tour leaves precisely on the hour. See where the past and present collide, the hauntings we have experienced, and the history behind them!

Proprietary House Museum

149 Kearny Ave, Perth Amboy, New Jersey 08861

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Admission is a $10 donation per person. Reservations not required unless you have a group of 8 or more. Email us at info@theproprietaryhouse.org for more information.

**PLEASE NOTE: Friday tours run from 7-11pm. Saturday tours are 6-10pm, as to accommodate younger visitors. There is a different event page for each tour, so make sure you realize the times for the date you are coming.**

 A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE PROPRIETARY HOUSE:

Welcome to one of the most historic buildings in the United States!  Completed in 1764, The Proprietary House has served as a residence to New Jersey’s last Royal Governor, a stylish hotel, a private mansion, a retirement home, a boarding house, and now as office space and a museum. A true survivor, this building has seen war and peace, fire and storms, neglect and restoration, to stand as a witness to 250 years of American history.