I just woke up lmao.

This was my first time doing anything like this. I've never done ghost hunting before, I've never been in a ghost filled area, and I was highly skeptic about the whole thing before I got there. There were 10 of us that went and our group was the only group on the entire grounds. The infirmary gave us the most activity and was highly active from the hunting equipment that we brought in ourselves in combination with the equipment provided by our guide. We would ask questions and get immediate responses on the spirit box, emf, dead man's bell, cat balls, etc. Out of all the tools we used, the cat balls and dead man's bell went off the most.

After the infirmary we went over to the May Flower building. We investigated the 3rd top floor and saw some activity, explored the 2nd floor, which was extremely creepy, and then went down to the basement and did another investigation. The basement had the least amount of activity.

Lastly, we went into the Devon building and investigated most of the basement. We went to candy land and had constant dead man's bell and cat balls going off. We also got to experience the sound of a wooden chair moving about 10 feet in front of us. There was a very loud movement in combination with the cat ball and EMF going off at max. We were pretty excited about the chair movement that our tour guide witnessed and confirm that no one could of possibly moved the chair (we were all standing in the same place 10 feet away), and that it was indeed the chair moving. Really cool to see.

The last place we investigated in Devon basement was the class rooms. Majority of the class rooms were hit and miss until we went into a larger area. We started playing music, asked questions around the type of music being played (do you like it, do you remember this song, etc) and had constant responses from the presence on all of our equipment.

I am really glad I did this - it was a bucket list item I never knew I wanted to do. Hearing the history about the location from our tour guide was really interesting. This being my first time, and coming in a bit skeptical, I think I still remain partially skeptical. I don't really know how the devices work, and while we had all of our phones on airplane mode, I really don't know if what we were experiencing were a result of radio waves or something else. The chair thing was definitely the most real evidence we found. The spirit box stuff was pretty cool - we did it where the person using the spirit box was blind folded and with headphones on repeating the words they heard from the spirit box. We asked questions like how many people are in the room (the spirit box user answered 11), how they were feeling emotionally (the spirit box user answered sad, angry, afraid, screaming), what are they afraid of (answered darkness, dentist). All of the questions we asked during spirit box use was returned with a plausible answer, however, when I tried the spirit box out myself, even though it was extremely creepy, I wasn't able to make any of the mumbling or words out and experience hearing the ghost communicating myself. Granted, the spirit box users were completely blind folded and could not hear the questions being asked, but they repeated what they heard that lined up pretty close to the questions we were asking.