How Many Episodes Of "Ghost Hunters" Have You Seen?

Right after Jason and Grant unclog a drain, they get a call from case manager Brian Harnois: He's fielded a report of an apparent poltergeist playing with and throwing a little girl's toys. The job is many miles away, in Altoona, Pa., and Jason and Grant have to clear the trip with their wives and get time off from Roto-Rooter. Grant's wife Reanna is upset but understands. Jason's wife Kris is getting fed up with this whole ghost-hunting thing. In Altoona, the team sets up in the girl's room and in the attic. Donna interviews Brenda, the girl's mother, who asks the team to bless the house whether it's haunted or not; Carl obliges. The team analyzes its data. While the camera found nothing, the digital recorders picked up electronic voice phenomena - which, after being electronically processed, appears to be the voices of deceased children. One says, "They don't want us." Another says, "Can I come in?" Brenda's home seems to have strong paranormal activity. She's thankful for the validation. For the team, the hard work and the long drive have paid off.

The Lighthouse Inn in New London, Conn., may be haunted by the ghost of a bride who, in 1930, fell down the main staircase and broke her neck. Tension escalates between target="_new">Brian Harnois and Brian Bell over responsibility for the equipment. In the tunnels below the Inn, Steve is "touched" by an unseen force putting about 15 pounds of pressure on his back, while Kristin - Brian Bell's girlfriend and fellow TAPS member - monitors a sudden 20- to 30-degree drop in temperature. The findings prove inconclusive. But Steve's experience and credibility - he's a police officer - carry a lot of weight with Jason. Next stop is Ashland, Mass., and Stone's Public House, a tavern built in the 1800s. There a little girl died after having been hit by a train, and she supposedly now haunts the establishment. In one room, the team records a weird light with no apparent source. In the same room, an EVP reveals the spoken words "We're not...." A trip back to the tavern reveals the light was from one of the team's infrared illuminators. The EVP remains unexplained. Jason feels an ongoing investigation is warranted here.

T.A.P.S. investigates the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania which opened in 1829 and officially closed in 1970. During the investigation, the crew uncovers a piece of video footage so baffling, they are inspired to return again (in the same episode) for a two-night stay in order to gather more evidence. It is during this episode that investigator Brian Harnois unintentionally coins his now infamous catch phrase of "Dude, run!"

A TV crew member is attacked by an unseen entity as the Ghost Hunters team investigates a haunted armory.

A rival TAPS team asks the Ghost Hunters to help them out in an investigation at the New Boston Inn.

Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson lead the TAPS team to the Big Easy to check out a haunted plantation.

Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson bring the team to Louisiana to find out why a man can't safely bring dates back to his home. In another case, the TAPS leaders decide to let other team members investigate a haunted restaurant.

Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes take the team to Connecticut to check out a haunted playhouse. Next, TAPS heads to Rhode Island to check out a firehouse that's said to be infested with supernatural doings.

Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes visit Springfield, Mass., to check out a boy who says spirits have been pulling on him. Then, Grant and Donna LaCroix check out sounds in a second home and are more than a little spooked by what they find.

Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes welcome Dave Tango to the team. Dave says he wants to learn more about paranormal investigations. In the second case, a former insane asylum proves to have something unusual within its wall, prompting further study.

The TAPS team takes a road trip to California to investigate the Winchester Mystery House and the R.M.S. Queen Mary, a haunted cruise ship.

Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes travel to Arkansas to study a former hospital that houses several mysteries.

TAPS searches for a spirit haunting a mother and her child.

TAPS hunts for the Grey Lady ghost in a haunted library and then answers an emergency call in Massachusetts.

Jason and Grant have a thrilling encounter in a haunted lighthouse in Florida.

The team helps a man who believes that malevolent spirits are keeping him captive in his home.

TAPS is asked to investigate the haunted hotel that inspired Stephen King to write "The Shining".

The TAPS team begins to experience a series of bizarre incidents that defy logical explanation.

In Massachusetts, TAPS explores a Victorian mansion with a bizarre history of unexplained activity.

TAPS travels to Ireland to explore the legendary Leap Castle, home of the mysterious entity known as the "Elemental".

In this terrifying episode, TAPS investigates The Hellfire Caves, an elaborate maze of underground caves in England home to a secret satanic society hundreds of years ago.

TAPS comes to the aid of a family in Chesapeake, Virginia terrified by the arrival of paranormal activity in their home.

TAPS comes to Hollywood for two unforgettable investigations. First stop, the site of the horrifying Charles Manson murders. The second, the haunted Charlie Chaplin Studios.

TAPS visits San Francisco for the first time and tackles a case at one of the continentÂ's oldest military bases -- the Presidio.

In a TAPS first, the team gets a call from an Episcopal priest in Washington state who thinks the churchÂ's rectory is haunted.

Jason and Grant reveal the findings from their live Halloween investigation of KentuckyÂ's Waverly Hills Sanatorium.

TAPS takes a look back at their most memorable investigations.

The new season kicks off with a harrowing investigation of the legendary Fort Mifflin in Philadelphia, once the site of bloody battles in both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars.

TAPS responds to a call from the night custodian at the Clapp Library in Belchertown, MA, whose solo shift has been graced by a few unearthly visitors. Then, the team investigates a house that sits on a 300 year old Massachusetts property where strange activity has plagued four generations of a local family.

Jason and Grant head to Trinway, Ohio to investigate an estate with a deadly past. Built in 1856, Prospect Place was known as a haven for runaway slaves during the Civil War era, but despite the good intentions of its builder, death has never been a stranger to this property.

TAPS investigates claims at the Ruff Stone Tavern, in North Providence, RI. In operation since 1792, it is the second oldest operating tavern in Rhode Island. During Prohibition, it was a speakeasy -- a tunnel in the basement (since boarded up) leads into downtown Providence. The tunnel has also led to speculation that the place was a stop on the Underground Railroad. Now, this centuries-old building is a paranormal hotspot, with claims ranging from shadows, the sounds of moaning and inexplicable fog and mist indoors.

In a TAPS team first, the team travels to West Virginia to investigate the Weston State Hospital, once one of the largest psychiatric hospitals in the country.

For the first time on Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Cape Cod, where they hope to debunk claims of the paranormal at the historic Colonial Inn. Built in the eighteenth century, this sea captainÂ's house is now a popular getaway for both locals and vacationers Â- and a quite a few ghosts! From there, Jason and Grant head to California to pay a visit to one of the most notorious locales in the Bay Area: the Moss Beach Distillery. Once a bustling speakeasy, this old haunt still hosts many faithful patrons Â- though some visitors seem to be moreÂ...spirited than others.

TAPS embarks on an investigation at Fort Delaware, built in the mid-1800?s and primarily used as an artillery defense for the Union during the Civil War. It eventually became a Civil War POW camp, housing over 33,000 Confederate soldiers. The conditions at Fort Delaware were grim, and it soon gained a reputation in the Confederacy as a ?black hole.?

TAPS goes to Connecticut to unravel the mysteries at the historic Pettibone Tavern. Built in 1780, the Tavern originally served as a carriage stop between Albany and Boston during the late eighteenth century. During this time, it was also supposedly the site of a brutal axe murder and throughout its years since, employees have consistently reported activity that they cannot explain. Then, Jason and Grant are called in to investigate a haunt hidden in their own neighborhood - the Slater Mill.

TAPS visits the abandoned (and skeevy) remains of an art-deco masterpiece, Buffalo Central Terminal. The terminal, a 14-story combination office tower/train station, opened in 1929 and closed 50 years later. After falling through the hands of various owners, the Central Terminal Restoration Corp. acquired it in 1997. In the years since the Terminal's abandonment, it has become a potent source of paranormal stories.

TAPS returns to New Orleans to investigate an historic sugar plantation. Jacques Telesphore, the businessman who built the house, died of tuberculosis in 1848. His family could not maintain his business holdings and had to sell their property in 1866. Several movies have been filmed at the Plantation, including Interview With the Vampire. Staff and volunteers have reported frequent activity at the plantation for years.

Springfield, MA: THEODORE'S/SMITH'S -- TAPS investigates a landmark pool hall in team member Steve Gonsalves' hometown. Over the years, the first floor fronted several retail clients, but is now a tavern called Theodore's. Though two separate establishments, Theodore's and Smith's have a common problem...they both experience intense paranormal activity. Now, their owners are working together, asking TAPS to diagnose their decades-old problem. Leominster, MA: HAUNTED VICTORIAN II -- A local TAPS family group went in to investigate claims of activity in this 19th century Victorian home. They left with the belief that something was sharing his home with the owner.

Jolting encounters with paranormals are too eerie to be kept secret. TAPS share details about the live event.

TAPS explores the Clovis Avenue Sanitarium, a sixty-six year-old, 8,000 square foot mansion and former sanitarium that opened in 1942, staying in service up through 1992. In that time, countless patients passed through the halls, and thousands eventually died. Unfortunately, not everyone who met their fate at the Clovis Avenue Sanitarium did so peacefully. There are stories of "alternative" and "experimental" treatments that were more akin to torture than healing. It is said that while their bodies were disposed of, their spirits still remain.

Ghost Hunters' season four finale takes the TAPS team to Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse and Fort Constitution in New Castle, NH. The 48-foot cast-iron tower was erected in 1771, with the grounds covering approximately 2 acres including Fort Constitution and the Keeper's Quarters. After years of late night reports from the Coast Guard and other witness accounts, the members of the Friends of The Portsmouth Lighthouse want to know if the lighthouse and surrounding grounds are truly haunted. Jason and Grant will be facing one of their most interesting challenges as they explore the Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse, the Keeper's Quarters, and Fort Constitution.

TAPS finds out that it takes a village to haunt a house on Star Island.

Travel with the Ghost Hunters to Tampa, FL and watch as they investigate El C?rculo Cubano de Tampa--the Cuban Club of Tampa. Then, join the TAPS team as they travel to Ybor City, FL to investigate the abandoned operating rooms of Trelles Clinic, a facility that once offered 'cradle to grave' care to its patients.

Jason and Grant are on the case, as TAPS family members in Atlanta, GA, call them in to confirm their findings at the Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest. Artifacts from the world famous RMS Titanic are on display, and staff is being harassed by... something.

Join the TAPS team as they travel to Newark, NJ to investigate the Essex County Sanitorium and Hospital.

The Ghost Hunters visit the historic Samuel Mudd House, famous for being a pit stop for John Wilkes Booth on his escape route following the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Then, join TAPS as they investigate the Edgewood Plantation, part of the ancestral home of U.S. Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison and site for the Confederate army during the Civil War.

Josh Gates from Destination Truth joins the TAPS team as they embark on their next ghost hunting adventure - this time, in the haunted Essex County Jail. Are there souls still imprisoned in jail? Join the Ghost Hunters as they navigate through a dangerous labyrinth of rusty cells, deserted hallways and eerie underground tunnels to find the answer.

The Church of St. Andrews in Staten Island NY is known as the "friendliest church in the valley," yet recent paranormal activity has church staff spooked - are ghostly parishioners haunting the grounds? Then the Ghost Hunters head to the Windy City, where angry spirits have allegedly taken control of a local community center in South Chicago.

The Ghost Hunters don sailor caps and head out to sea. Their mission - explore a haunted vessel and demystify the paranormal activity onboard. Then, the angry spirits of dead convicts are imprisoned in the Cornwall Jail in Ontario, Canada - or so visitors and employees believe. TAPS is called in to investigate.

For their next investigation, TAPS packs up their gear and heads to the Windy City. Mysterious paranormal activities at the Congress Theater have employees and visitors spooked senseless.

The West is about to get a whole lot wilder. Warehouse 13's Eddie McClintock dons Ghost Hunters gear for a special TAPS investigation of the haunted gravesite of the legendary Buffalo Bill. Then TAPS investigates Oakland Hall in Eaton, Georgia. Built in the early 1800s, Oakland Hall survived General Sherman's famous "March to the Sea."

Head down south with the Ghost Hunters crew as they investigate the spooky Pensacola Lighthouse. Tales of a ghost-like woman lurking the halls have been passed down from generation to generation.

TAPS travels to Hartford, CT to check out the haunted house of legendary author Mark Twain.

TAPS hits the road for the season's final destination to investigate the Hindenburg crash site in New Jersey. Many believe spirits of those who lost their lives in the disaster continue to haunt the Lakehurst Naval Air Station today.

The TAPS team investigates the historic and reportedly eerie Fort Ticonderoga. The dead of three different nations allegedly haunt the French-built 18th century fort located in upstate New York. The location has proven to play pivotal roles in both the French/Indian War as well as the American Revolution, leaving thousands dead in its shadows.

Grant, Jason, and the rest of the TAPS team heads to Atlantic City to try their luck with a local favorite of folklore. Next, the crew heads to Asbury Park and the home of acclaimed author, Stephen Crane.

Grant, Jason and the rest of the TAPS team travel cross-country to Ione, California to investigate the enigmatic Preston Castle, built in 1894 as a halfway house of sorts for young boys that had spent time at San Quentin and Folsom prisons.

Grant, Jason, and the rest of the TAPS team travel to beautiful Cape Cod to investigate the haunting history of the Orleans Inn. The inn's sordid past reaches back to the infamous goings-on inside its walls during its heyday in the Roaring 20's, and the current owners hope to rid the inn of the reported ghosts of years past.

Jason, Grant and the rest of the TAPS team get an opportunity they've been waiting years for: a chance to investigate Norwich State Hospital in Connecticut. Open for 92 years and now abandoned for more than a decade, Norwich State was a mental health facility home to over 3,000 patients, including the criminally insane.

It's another TAPS first as the team heads to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to investigate the nation's oldest Zoo. Since 1874, The Philadelphia Zoo has provided a rare glimpse into the lives of wild animals for tourists and workers, but now the animals aren't the only ones being watched.

The Ghost Hunters head to historical Concord, Massachusetts, home of The Colonial Inn. Just minutes from the Old North Bridge, site of the "shot heard 'round the world," the Inn is alleged to have housed wounded and dying soldiers during the Revolutionary War.

The TAPS crew heads to the notoriously haunted Lemp Mansion in St. Louis. Though owned and operated by several families since its construction in 1868, the estate retains the Lemp name after its most infamous proprietor, William Lemp. Under his control, the then brewery saw two deaths and four suicides - including his own.

Jason goes home to the Canadagua NY area on two investigations. Lots of debunking in the first part, an example of technical blundering on the second.

This week, the TAPS team is sent to jail -- the old Ulster County Jail in Kingston, New York, that is. Built in 1971, the prison has been privy to contested claims of paranormal activity for decades. It's then off to Atlanta, Georgia to investigate the Antebellum Plantation in Stone Mountain Park. History comes to life every day at this living museum, a collection of transplanted original 18th & 19th century buildings from all over the state of Georgia.

In this week's episode, Ghost Hunters Academy winner Adam Berry joins the TAPS team as they travel to Lake George, New York to investigate an old war fort.

The Ghost Hunters enlist the help of Bravo's The Real Housewives of Atlanta as they embark on this week's investigation. Featuring Special Guest Investigators Sheree Whitfield, NeNe Leakes and Kim Zolciak.

In the seventh season premiere, the TAPS team takes on a big challenge when they are asked to investigate the entire town of Alexandria, Louisiana.

The TAPS team goes to Massachusetts to help the Voas family, where the discovery of possible human remains generates more questions than answers.

TAPS makes its first trip to South Dakota to investigate the Hotel Alex Johnson in Rapid City, where the ghost of a suicidal bride is seen in one of the guest rooms.

An evil presence within a desolate fortress puts TAPS to the test.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS heads to Derby, Connecticut to investigate one of the country's oldest Opera houses, the Sterling Opera House.

Jason and Grant are forced to leave the Pacific Aviation Museum investigation in Hawaii and head back to the cold weather of Rhode Island when TAPS receives an urgent call from a family in need.

Will unruly spirits at an abandoned boarding school teach TAPS a lesson?

The Carnegie Library outside of Pittsburgh, PA was built on bloodshed. In the 1800s, a fight broke out between the local steel mill workers and the townspeople, leading to gunshots and fatalities. Industrialist Andrew Carnegie built a library, complete with music hall and athletic center, on the property to make amends, but that may not have been enough to keep the spirits at bay.

Jason's daughter joins the team for the shocking investigations of a prominent hotel and a historic fort.

The team heads to Rapids Theater in Niagara Falls, New York where a lonely actress hanged herself backstage. The staff believes her spirit has never left and is haunting the theater.

TAPS is called out to Jefferson City, Missouri, to investigate the notorious Missouri State Penitentiary. A prison that was once named one of the most violent prisons in America. Riots, stabbings and executions left thousands dead over the years -- resulting in an abandoned prison full of ghostly inmates.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS heads to Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky to investigate hauntings at the oldest operating distillery in America.

TAPS gets into the spirit with an investigation of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

TAPS travels to Kings Island in Mason, Ohio to investigate their first ever amusement park, where the midway is haunted by a little girl's spirit. TAPS also helps a family in Antrim, NH, whose children are being contacted by ghosts. Family friends fear the home is no longer safe.

TAPS investigates the Hales Bar Dam & Marina in Guild, TN, where for the first time, TAPS will take their cameras underwater to search a graveyard that was flooded when the dam broke. Built on former Cherokee land, the dam is said to be cursed by a fallen Indian Chief.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters: slavery, murder and madness are behind the hauntings at the notorious Graham Mansion. TAPS travels to Virginia to determine the true source of the claims that have taken place at this historical location.

TAPS investigates a fraternity house at the University of Rhode Island, where a little girl reportedly died. Then TAPS travels to Baltimore to investigate the last warship from the battle of Pearl Harbor.

TAPS heads to Pennsylvania to help out the great-great granddaughter of Alois Bube, the founder of Bube's Brewery. She believes her ancestors could still be overseeing the brewery...from their graves.

For Grant's second to last case with Ghost Hunters, TAPS revisits one of Grant's favorite locations, Mt. Washington in New Hampshire.

Jason and the TAPS team head to Charleston, South Carolina, one of the most haunted cities in America and winner of Ghost Hunters' America's Hometown Ghost Hunt.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS heads out to New Orleans, Louisiana to investigate their first case without Grant: The Upstairs Lounge Massacre, where 32 men lost their lives in a horrific fire.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS heads to Oswego, New York to investigate the renowned Fort Ontario.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS heads to Joliet, Illinois to investigate the Rialto Square Theatre, which is becoming known for being more than just an entertainment venue.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Lockport, New York to investigate an underworld of tunnels. It holds a mystery of possible murder, multiple deaths, and frightening phenomena.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, Josh Gates joins the TAPS team as they travel to Gloucester, Massachusetts to investigate Hammond Castle, which is two minutes from Josh's childhood home.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Rochester, New York to investigate the Rochester Public Library's 15 years of claims.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Hollywood, California to investigate the infamous Black Dahlia murder at the historic Sowden House.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Bartonville, Illinois to investigate the Peoria Asylum, an early 20th century institution known by many as a true hotspot of paranormal activity.

TAPS travels to Louisville, Kentucky to investigate one of the oldest operating steamboats in the United States, The Belle of Louisville.

TAPS travels to Sylvan Beach, New York where the new owner of a historic amusement park is desperate to find answers to widespread paranormal activity occurring on the premises.

A Little Rock, AK home has a history of death and murder stretching from the 1800s to recently. The current owner is frightened by shadow figures and frightening faces. Amy becomes woozy when standing in the spot of a murders; other TAPS members communicate with a spirit using flashlights, and witness several shadows moving.

The team investigates the Boulder City Hospital in Nevada, which was built to serve the men building Hoover Dam during the depression years. Deaths were plentiful, including many as a result of a conspiracy to avoid paying the injured workers. With the building being turned into a community center, people are reporting moans and groans, shadow figures, and ghosts touching visitors. Several team members report footsteps and Tango witnesses a door opening by itself.

The owners of Allen Mansion in Monticello, Arkansas, call TAPS to investigate. They've seen furniture move on its own, black masses, and doppelgangers. It's believed the activity stems from the suicide of Ladell Allen, who's love affair with a married man broker her heart. TAPS members see black figures, smell sulfur, and record an EVP voice.

The first investigation, in Scott Township, PA, is of a building once used as an asylum and an animal testing lab. Now a software company, its employees see spirits and are sometimes touched. Also, the owner of Surf Hotel on Block Island calls TAPS because of the resort's long history of spirits. Employees and guests seeing a ghostly woman and the owner says a male spirit seems to be following her home.

TAPS investigates the Soldier's Museum and the Jenny Wade House in Gettysburg, PA. The museum was once a orphanage operated by an evil woman, Rosa Carmichael, who horrifically mistreated the children. Many have reported seeing and hearing ghost children at that location. At the Wade house, two teams report seeing a black mass and their FLIR camera registers a human form walking the grounds.

First, it's a visit to the Octagon Museum in Franklin, KY where recent renovations have stirred up the spirits. The home was built by a Confederate Army sympathizer who hid soldiers from Union forces during the Civil War. The team captures an EVP of a man asking not to be forgotten. Then TAPS travels to the Woodruff-Fontaine House in Memphis, TN which has been the site of tragedy for the families that have owned it. People claim to see apparitions and report being pushed by ghosts. Adam is touched and Jason is scratched during their investigation of the home.

The first stop is the birthplace of president James Madison: Belle Grove Plantation in King George, Virginia. The current owner runs the location as an inn and is disturbed by reports of shadows, a woman in a long white dress, and civil war soldiers. The investigators are convinced there is something odd going on in the basement. Stop two is Jordan Springs in Winchester, Virginia. The spa was once a Civil War military hospital. Full apparitions and malicious entities have been reported since renovations began. TAPS captures startling video of a shadow figure in a hallway.

At the Brunswick Old City Hall, employees believe the building is haunted by an officer who was murdered by a man he was taking into custody. Reports include full-bodied apparitions and voices. Amy and Adam hold an extended conversation with a spirit using flashlights. Next, TAPS travels to an old textile mill from the days before child labor and safety laws. People report being touched, hearing screams, and seeing human figures.

Grant comes back and joins the crew.

Season 10 premiere where some new, and old cast members participate in the investigation of the Wild Turkey Distillery in Kentucky. The TAPS team looks for traces of the ghosts of the founding family members.

The TAPS team helps a bride-to-be by determining if her chosen wedding location is safe. Next, TAPS goes to Gallaher Mansion to investigate paranormal occurrences.

The man renovating an 1800s opera house in Carthage, MO is suffering with paranormal trouble. He reports seeing a ghostly woman, hearing footsteps, and being shoved down a staircase. His employees also report ghostly sightings. The team hears music from the basement and talks with an entity using an EMF meter. Next, TAPS travels to Fairfield County, CT, to help the Eberlin family. Their kids are terrified by being scratched, dishes being thrown, voices, and visits by a spirit. The investigators experience some of the reported activities.

Renovating the companion office building to the Stadium Theatre in Woonsocket, RI seems to have awakened spirits in both. Workers report seeing various ghosts and hearing doors opening and other odd noises. The TAPS team members experience several events, including a door closing in front of them and footsteps being heard on an overhead catwalk. Also, a camera catches a black mass moving down the theater's staircase at the same time Jason and Steve hear sounds in that spot.

The team investigates the Houghton Mansion, built by the first mayor of North Adams, Massachusetts. A car accident in 1914 took the lives of A. C. Houghton and his daughter and triggered a suicide by his best friend. The current owners of the home, the Freemasons, report shadow figures, voices, doors closing and opening, and touching. TAPS members hear footsteps on a staircase when no one is present, and communicate with a spirit via EMF equipment.

TAPS first visits the Conrad-Caldwell Castle, in Louisville, KY. The 1800s mansion is home to levitating objects, voices, and three ghostly women seen in the parlor. People have also seen orbs of light and smelled perfume and cigars. Dustin and K.J. get REM-pod responses when they attempt to contact former owner Mr. Conrad. Next stop: the 1865 Old Cumberland County Prison in Carlisle Pennsylvania. It's said to be haunted by Charles Salyards, a man who proclaimed his innocence even as he was being hanged for killing a policeman. On an audio recording, a voice is captured saying, "It wasn't me."

The team goes back to The Mount in Lenox Massachusetts, when owners report that paranormal activity has increased again, fearing the safety of his guests.

The team is called to investigate Grays Armory in Cleveland, Ohio. Kristin, its current manager, wonders if her presence in the 120-year-old all-male facility is raising the ire of deceased members. Another guess is that the ghost of the former maintenance man, Lou, is still watching over the property. Jason and Steve play cat and house with footsteps that seem to move from floor to floor. Shari is touched on the shoulder.

TAPS investigate one of the oldest yacht clubs in the U.S., which is also purportedly one of the most haunted.

TAPS visits the Varnum Armory in East Greenwich, RI, an historical military organization hoping to share its artifacts with the public. Voices have been reported, as well as shadow figures, door slams, and touching. Team members experience phantom footsteps on the stairs and Jason feels two temperature drops. Team cameras capture an apparition entering one of the rooms.

A beautiful old inn that was once part of the Underground Railroad is investigated by TAPS to determine whether the 150th anniversary to the end of the Civil War could be stirring spirits and more.

First stop is the former home of renowned surgeon Dr. Phillip Physick, a Philadelphia, PA physician during the late 1700s. He was believed to have performed research on cadavers stolen from local cemeteries. Reports include shadow figures, people coming to the front door then disappearing, and things moving on their own. The team captures EVPs and a cameraman is rammed by a self-propelled cart. Next, TAPS visits Alms House and Jail in Middletown, CT. During the 1850's, young orphans were overcrowded into the attic and insane were imprisoned in the cellar. Tenants in the newly renovated buildings are stressed by the ghostly activity.

The team investigates a home in Cornwall Bridge, CT, near the failed, supposedly-cursed village of Dudleytown. At least nine people have died on the property, where the homeowner has seen a black mass, and others report voices and a shaking bed. Elsewhere, chefs in Wrightsville, PA report a ghost girl is haunting the restaurant in which they work and a nearby home. TAPS finds that the claims at these locations are difficult to confirm.

The countdown begins. In the hour before the much-anticipated launch of the all-new Ghost Hunters, the cast gathers to answer an avalanche of fan questions.

Grant and his team investigate the Pillars Estate in Albion, New York when the owner claims the house seems to not want him to leave.

When Jimmy's father built the castle of his dreams, he didn't know it would one day turn into a nightmare! The stately hotel was once a famous retreat, offering its visitors the perfect weekend escape. Unfortunately, these days, many guests and staff have found themselves seeking escape from a variety of spirits! After a flurry of recent activity, owners Jimmy and Shayla Landoll's nerves are frayed. Fearing for the safety of their staff and guests, not to mention their family, the couple reaches out to Grant and the Ghost Hunters for help. The team discovers that there is a history of destructive fires on the property and Daryl enlists the help of a forensic sketch artist in hopes of identifying the mysterious "woman in white" encountered by several staff members.

The Athenaeum is a cultural center that has stood proudly in the heart of Indianapolis, Indiana for over a hundred years. Ironically, when the Ghost Hunters arrive at this prodigious location, it's in the building's history that Mustafa uncovers a story that turns the investigation upside down. Dr. Knabe, a trailblazing female doctor who met a grisly end in the early 20th century, is linked to this building. She was violently murdered in her apartment just two blocks from The Athenaeum and afterward there were countless reports of people seeing her appear around the storied halls of the cultural center. After night one yields very little results, Grant resorts to a never before used tactic in hopes of drawing out Dr. Knabe and any other entities that may still be haunting their beloved cultural center. Will this crazy stunt actually work?

Grant and the team come to the aid of a single mother, Susan, and her young son who are afraid that spirits in their turn-of-the-century Victorian house in Willimantic, CT may be a threat to their safety. Could the haunting be the original builder and owner of the home who passed away in the house decades ago? Or is something more sinister? Meanwhile, Kristen experiences strange phenomena while investigating claims of a child's voice in an upstairs bedroom. Following night one, Grant is fairly certain he knows what's going on and devises an innovative tactic requiring a choreographed effort by the entire team to test his theory. Will the team manage to pull it off and get Susan and her son the answers they need?

The Ghost Hunters head down south to Louisiana to help a woman who is worried that the sugar cane plantation that has been in her family since after the Civil War, may literally be haunted by its troubled past. With countless deaths on the property over the plantation's 200-year history, the list of spirits that may be present at the large estate is seemingly endless. Maureen has fond memories of growing up at the St. Joseph plantation, but recent sightings of a bloody apparition now have her and her staff petrified. Could it be the ghost of a former plantation doctor well-known for performing gruesome surgeries?

Since its founding in 1873, the remote mining town of Clifton, AZ has been trapped in a devastating cycle of violence, mayhem, and natural disaster. But despite its many struggles, Clifton remains home to a small population. Along with its brutal past comes a long history of dark paranormal experiences in the town, which has many residents convinced that Clifton may be cursed. Isolated and concerned the town may no longer be safe for their families, the townspeople have turned to the Ghost Hunters to investigate the continuous paranormal activity and the connection, if any, to Clifton's history of death and misery.

Isolated deep in the wilderness of Southern New Mexico, Fort Stanton was originally established in the 19th century as a military post, then later it was converted to a tuberculosis hospital to help combat the epidemic that swept the country at the turn of the century. Thousands are believed to have died and been buried on site. Though no longer in use, it has been preserved as a cherished historical landmark. Disturbing reports of paranormal activity date back to the 1940s, but a recent uptick in claims has the Deputy Director of New Mexico historic sites worried about the safety of the two lone staff members that live on site. He has reached out to the Ghost Hunters for help.

Between 1896 and 1899, countless fortune seekers set out on a voyage to the Klondike region of North America in search of gold. Many had to pass through the small and secluded town of Haines, Alaska. For some, however, Haines was the end of the journey as many lost their lives due to extreme weather conditions, starvation, or bloody conflicts. Due to the violence and disorder, the government established a military outpost to keep the peace. Today, the outpost remains and has since been converted, in part, into a hotel called Hotel Halsingland, where concerning paranormal activity is now being reported. After being contacted by Skylar, a current employee at the hotel, the team agree to trek to Haines where no paranormal investigator has ever investigated.

The Wendover Airfield, a onetime Army Air Force Base in the salt flats of the Utah desert, played a crucial role in WWII. During training, dozens of pilots died on the base. Now, recent reports of paranormal activity there have stirred speculation; and the reported hauntings cause the staff to fear for their safety, and for that of the ordinary citizens who travel in and out of the base. Desperate for answers, they've called upon the team for help.

Dubbed one of the "most haunted places on earth," Waverly Hills Sanatorium has long been hailed as a "mecca" for paranormal investigators from all around the globe. It is also the site of some of the most striking paranormal encounters from the original "Ghost Hunters." Now, the new owners have been receiving reports of unsettling new paranormal claims from visitors, which include blood-curdling screams and unexplained sounds. Seeing this as the perfect opportunity to take his new team to one of his favorite haunts, Grant eagerly answers the call for help.

Dakota Laden, Tanner Wiseman and Alex Schroeder of "Destination Fear" join TAPS as they take on Old Joliet Prison. Unsettling paranormal activity has been ramping up at the now-shuttered penitentiary, and volunteers there are desperate for answers.

TAPS investigates a church-turned-brewery in Pittsburgh where ominous apparitions roam the floor and ghostly footsteps echo above.

TAPS visits a 19th-century Kentucky tavern plagued by a series of murders and suicides. The city is getting ready to reopen the building to the public, and the mayor wants to be sure that remnants of its tragic past don't resurface as dangerous entities.

Investigating an old farmhouse in Tennessee. Rumors of terrifying activity have plagued the property for decades, but the new owners want to reassure the community that their home doesn't harbor dangerous entities.

TAPS investigates the Philip Williams House, a historic Virginia home bloodied by the Civil War and haunted by unexplained apparitions and violence. Secrets concealed beneath its floors may be tied to the extensive paranormal phenomena.

TAPS and Kris Williams head to Ohio to investigate a performing arts center haunted by shadow figures, unexplained noises and a ghostly nun. The staff wants to make sure that the escalating paranormal phenomena won't harm the artists in residence.

TAPS reunites with Amy Bruni, Adam Berry and Kris Williams in Florida, where a new exhibition is stirring up paranormal activity at the Pensacola Lighthouse. The worried staff wants to make sure that visitors won't be harmed by the unsettled spirits.

Satori Hawes and Cody DesBiens join TAPS as they take on a haunted home sitting high atop a sacred mound. Acclaimed pastry chef and Food Network judge Stephanie Boswell also comes along for the investigation as the team faces sins of the past.

TAPS braces for a storm of paranormal activity when they visit the renowned Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center. Alongside guest investigator Steve Shippy, the team takes over the cavernous structure to help explain the frightening events shaking employees.