The Haunting of Larimer Mansion (2013)

Hauntings Research, a Pittsburgh-based paranormal research organization, team up with a Pittsburgh film group to investigate the paranormal activity at the Larimer Mansion, one of the most haunted locations in the United States, in "The Haunting of Larimer Mansion". Lynne and Larry Moisey have spent 28 years turning the Larimer House, built on Maus Drive in 1790, into the two-bedroom Larimer Mansion Bed and Breakfast. Before the house was built, it was the site of the 3 Springs Camp, where George Washington and Gen. Edward Braddock stayed during the French and Indian War. When William Larimer built the house in 1790, it was a two-story log home. Andrew Lewis McFarlane acquired the property after marrying Larimer's daughter, Jennie, who died soon after the marriage during childbirth. When the Moisey's purchased the house in 1985, it was abandoned and in disrepair. Its roof was sagging and leaking, the plaster walls were crumbling in some spots and the front porch was beginning to rot. Each room has been painstakingly restored to bring back the charm of the late 1800's for guests to enjoy and experience. "The Haunting of Larimer Mansion" strives to solve unanswered questions about the paranormal activity taking place in the Larimer Mansion by presenting scientific, fact-based evidence collected by researchers from Hauntings Research, in this informative, yet entertaining, documentary.