Advertisement
Tour and Paranormal Investigation of “San Antonio Home for Destitute Children”You can explore The Mansion at 802 Kentucky with us. It was formerly an orphanage. Explore its haunts and history with a tour and investigation. We’ll offer you the use of our paranormal research equipment for the night.
The buildings purpose was the "caring for all orphans committed to its guardianship." The organization who first occupied the hone was known as "The San Antonio Home for Destitute Children"; It was organized June 3rd 1886 at the Maverick Hotel and reorganized with a new charter February 17th 1887, then the name of the association was changed to Protestant Home for Destitute Children, July 9th 1888." Prior to residing at 802 Kentucky Avenue, the organization resided at 217 Sixth Street, and then at 815 San Pedro Avenue, also in San Antonio. 9 infants, and one older child died on location from illness. Measles was a major cause of death. Almost every child who came through the building had either Scarlet Fever and/or Measles. The building was designed by noted Texas architect James Riley Gordon. It features an unusual mixer of style elements, and was intended to blend well with it’s residential surroundings
Cost: $59
Ticket Link:
https://book.peek.com/s/5098aa98-a755-47e7-a446-16377eea5bbf/REqqK
When:
Friday, May 24, 2024
11pm-1am (Includes the midnight witching hour for investigation)
(Limited space is available 20 max)
Where:
The Mansion at 802 Kentucky. San Antonio
Tickets available at
For questions, call/text us at:
(210) 802-9187
#curioustwins #curioustwinsparanormal #hauntedhomes #hauntedlocations
#hauntedhouse #hauntedmansion #haunted
Advertisement
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
802 Kentucky Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201-6123, United States
Tickets
