The Conjuring House Virtual Tour

The Conjuring house is a historic farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island, that inspired the 2013 horror movie, “The Conjuring.” This house was owned by the Perron family. The film tells the story of how paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren came to investigate a series of supernatural events at the home.

In the mid-1970s, the Perron family moved into the house. During their time living in the house, they noticed a lot of frightening phenomena. They had early bed shakings, they heard a loud rumbling, and they even saw a broom move by itself. Their children also claimed to see spirits. Several of them reported seeing flashing lights and hearing voices in the house.

After the family bought the house, they noticed that there was a smell of rotting flesh. They also heard footsteps and knocks in the house. When they swept the kitchen floor, they noticed several small piles of dirt. But they were unsure if this was due to gravity or an unseen presence.

In recent years, the house has become a popular destination for ghost hunters, as well as those interested in paranormal activity. Since the release of the movie in 2013, it has been sold and is now available for tours. Although the managers do not guarantee that guests will experience paranormal activity, the property is a great attraction for fans of the franchise. If you are interested in visiting the house, you can tour it online. You will be able to view footage of the house and read the history of its haunting.

The house is currently owned by Norma Sutcliffe, who spent months of research to gather information that disproves Andrea Perron’s claims about the haunting. She presented her findings to the local historical society. It is rumored that the former owner of the property was a witch named Bathsheba Sherman, who killed a local infant in a Satanic ritual. However, she never was convicted of the crime.

In addition to the haunting, the farmhouse was built in the late 1700s and is now considered an authentic Colonial home. It has been sold a number of times and its current owners are both paranormal researchers. It is listed as an 8.5-acre property.

Guests can stay overnight at the Conjuring House, and can visit it for tours. There are nighttime tours offered, and a live stream will begin on May 9. Tours are by appointment only. A video is available on TikTok, and more than a million people have followed it since July 31.

Madison Heinzen has documented her daily life at the Conjuring house, and has become a viral hit on TikTok. Her account has more than a million followers and is one of the most watched videos on the site. Besides documenting her day-to-day life at the house, Heinzen also sells merchandise at the house, and leads tours for visitors. Currently, she is booked through 2022.

The Conjuring House is open for tours, and is located on Sherman Farm Road in Harrisville, Rhode Island. To find out more about the house and its history, go to the Arnold Estate website.