Fifteen years after introducing the world to the field of authentic paranormal investigation, "Ghost Hunters" returns to television. the series that terrified and captivated fans for 11 seasons will follow one of the original team leaders.
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.
On their second night of investigation in the remote mining town of Clifton, Arizona the team revisits several hubs of paranormal activity as they try to get to the bottom of the aggressive phenomena.
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.
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.
Deep in the woods of Illinois, stands a hospital that's frozen in time. Originally built in 1857 to treat ailing and injured steamboat crewmen, the Galena Marine Hospital has seen countless deaths.
On a huge isolated expanse of the Utah desert stands the Wendover Airfield, a decommissioned Army Air Force Base that played a crucial role in the Allied victory in World War II.
When "The Glenn House" was first built over a century ago in the small town of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, it housed the family of David Glenn, a local businessman who ran a prominent bank. The family's years of good fortune, however, didn't last.
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.
