01/18/2026
Friday night we had the pleasure of staying at The Ross House — and it did not disappoint.
From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by the wonderful Cindy Kuhn, who shared so much about the building: its history, past owners, local legends, and the paranormal experiences that have unfolded there over the years. Her knowledge is incredible, and her hospitality made the entire experience even better. If you haven’t met Cindy yet, you’re truly missing out.
As the night settled in, the house began to speak in its own way. We heard voices in other rooms, as if a conversation was happening just out of sight. At times, it sounded like someone was walking through the building. One member of our group felt a tug beneath the table, a cat ball moved and shook as though it had been picked up and dropped, and in the basement we caught sight of a shadow figure.
Overall, it was a quieter investigation — but the activity we did experience was genuine and meaningful. Nights like this remind me that paranormal investigating isn’t about constant chaos; it’s about patience, respect, and listening to the stories these places want to tell.
I’m already looking forward to going back. 👻
I’ll be sharing photos, equipment clips, and more from the investigation over the next few days — the story of The Ross House isn’t finished yet.
What a great group of ladies! Thank you for coming! Hope to see you again!
