Christopher Moon and Haunted Times Magazine at the Brae Loch Inn, in Cazenovia, New York, March 6th!

Feb. 6, 2010 - PRLog -- Ghost Hunter University - March 6th, 2010!

The Brae Loch Inn
Cazenovia, New York
March 6th, 2010
Ghost Hunting 101
$99 plus tax PER PERSON

John Lincklaen, an employee of the Holland Land Company from Philadelphia, discovered a rich land area in central New York in 1792. Believing he could turn it’s land into an idyllic community, he returned a year later and purchased 3000 acres. Naming it Cazenovia, after his employer, financier Theophilus de Cazenove, Lincklaen settled in Cazenovia and became a founding father. An officer in the War of 1812, he built a grand mansion known as "Lorenzo" and urged others to build unique federalist style mansions. As Cazenovia was becoming a booming commerce community, Lincklaen continued to buy its surrounding property. But the area's boom was short lived when the Erie Canal was built and did not reach Cazenovia.

The William Burr Estate, built in 1805, long served Cazenovia’s residents as a setting for weddings, dining, overnight accommodations, and business functions. During Lincklaen’s final months of life, he moved into the William Burr Estate where he died in 1822, penniless and with surmountable debt.

In 1945, Adam Scott Brown “Scotty”, purchased the estate, and in 1950, turned it into the Brae Loch Inn. He died in 1967, but the Inn is still run by his family.

Ghostly activity has been reported over the past 25 years, which include unexplained noises coming from room 11 and 12, even when no one is checked into those rooms, and the apparition of a young girl wearing a blue dress walking through the Inn carrying a tray of candles. Scotty’s apparition has been reported throughout the Inn, wearing his traditional Scottish Kilt. It has also been reported that while sitting around the fireplace, the distinct sound of “footsteps in tap shoes” climbing the stairs from the first floor can be heard. Employees throughout the years have also reported seeing a dark shape in the form of a man in the Inn. One waitress saw the apparition stride towards her, walk through her and disappear through a wall where there was once a door.

Please join Christopher Moon, renowned paranormal investigator and President and Senior Editor of Haunted Times Magazine and Stacey Jones of Central New York Ghost Hunters for a Ghost Hunter University event that is sure to be UNFORGETTABLE! This event begins at 4:00pm on Saturday, March 6th, with our nationally acclaimed Ghost Hunting 101 seminar. This seminar covers the basics of ghost hunting, from ghost hunting protocol, to equipment used in the field, to definitions and examples of positive and negative evidence. Following this seminar, dinner is served to our attendees and a brief history lesson of the Inn is given. The highlight of the evening is the interactive paranormal investigation of the property which follows, and the night is completed with an evidence sharing and wrap-up session after the investigation.

As with every investigation, Christopher will be using the Telephone to the Dead a.k.a. Frank’s Box. Private readings will be available to Ghost Hunter University attendees at a discounted rate.

The Brae Loch Inn is offering discounted rooms to event attendees, but HURRY…quantity is LIMITED!

To register for this event, please call Haunted Times Magazine at 877-880-6232.

To take advantage of a discounted room at the Brae Loch Inn, call Val at 315-655-3431

We look forward to sharing this exclusive experience with YOU!!!

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Haunted Times Magazine is the premiere paranormal magazine in the United States. Christopher Moon, President, Senior Editor, and Co-Owner of the magazine presents Ghost Hunter University Weekend Paranormal Retreats and events around the country all year.