Posted on June 4, 2009 by toghs
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Posted on October 20, 2011 by toghs
We are currently accepting applications for a Researcher/Historian to join our team. This person’s primary function will be researching the background of a client’s property and family history, as well as surrounding areas. Our ideal candidate will have experience in property research or historical record research and presentation. This person should also be a self starter and be able to work within a deadline. If you feel you meet these qualifications please take a look at our
Member Agreement and then
E-mail us with your information, and background as well as a brief explanation of your experience as a researcher and your interest in the paranormal. This is a voluntary position and will be included in investigating as well.
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Posted on April 14, 2011 by toghs
Posted on March 5, 2011 by toghs
This is a house cleansing / blessing preformed by our Tranquility Specialist at the request of a client that was experiencing negative phenomenon in their home. The client was gracious enough to allow us to document the procedure and post photos for your enjoyment. The process involved several Native American Ritual based techniques, as well as the use of Holy Water and Christian based prayer.
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Posted on February 23, 2011 by toghs
Richards Road
This story is written by our TOGHS member Michelle Maddux
I pulled up to the creepy looking house on Richards’s road at around 7pm. Upon first impression, the place had that air of ‘old abandoned house’, but the fact that it was set so far back from the road, and screened off by a line of trees made it the perfect type of place for us to be investigating. Upon walking up to the group and re-introducing myself (mind you this was my first investigation with the group, as I recall it was my ‘probation investigation’ so to speak) it seemed to be controlled chaos of setting up and walk through. It only took about 20 minutes for things to pick up.
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Posted on February 15, 2011 by toghs
TOGHS revisits Ravine Park Cemetery one autumn evening.
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Posted on February 15, 2011 by toghs
TOGHS visits a reported Haunted Warehouse with friends.
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Posted on July 16, 2010 by toghs
Brown Mackey College Lecture Thursday July 8, 2010. TOGHS Founder Harold St John was invited to Brown Mackey College in Findlay, Ohio to lecture on the Paranormal. Among the topics discussed were various types of hauntings, proper interview procedures, and the research and fieldwork involved before an investigation. This was followed by instruction on the use of equipment used during an investigation and proper investigation procedures. Two lectures were given to the Criminal Justice club along with the Paralegal club.
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Posted on July 16, 2010 by toghs
Do ghosts intrigue you? Does the romantic history of a small town invite you to walk with the spirits and wonder where or when you may feel their presence? Then walk with Victoria as your guide through old Port Clinton. Her true tales of historic homes and the people who lived on and sailed Lake Erie take you to the distant and not-so-distant past as you view gargoyles, haunted pathways, and other ghostly retreats. Several of TOGHS team Read more »
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Posted on May 12, 2010 by toghs
Hocking County Historical Brick Company – April 28, 2010 TOGHS visited the old Hocking County brick company just outside of Nelsonville, OH. While there we met a Professor from Hocking College and several of his students. They were repairing and restoring the two remaining brick making kilns. We learned that this company was Read more »
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Posted on April 28, 2010 by toghs
Posted on April 28, 2010 by toghs
The old tuberculosis ward is the sole abandoned building remaining on the grounds of the Ridges. It was built in 1924 on top of a large hill, totally isolated from the rest if the facility. In the late 70’s, the building became the “Beacon School” for mentally challenged students and young adults. It was abandoned in the early 1980’s. Over the years many of the other buildings have been renovated and are now being used by the University. Some are used for classrooms while others are for storage; the large main building (formally the old Athens Lunatic Asylum) is now the Kennedy Arts Museum. The TB ward is the only building that remains untouched and abandoned. It stands alone on top of the hill, just above the cemetery. Read more »
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Posted on April 28, 2010 by toghs
Moonville Cemetery: April 2010
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Posted on April 22, 2010 by toghs
South Ave Investigation: April 9, 2010
South Street
This case was brought to TOGHS by Case Manager Marie. During Marie’s interview, she learned that his side by side Duplex home on South Avenue was built in 1897. It has had many different owners over the past century. One of the former owner’s Wilton C Lyman had a very mysterious past. Wilton lived in the home from 1941 through 1954 along with whom we believe to be his wife Annie Mae. It looks as though he may have bought the home from his Father Louis A Lyman who owned the home previously. On December 24, 1954 Wilton came up missing. The newspaper reports stated Read more »
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Posted on April 19, 2010 by toghs
- Wolffinger Cemetery
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Posted on April 19, 2010 by toghs
Casey Pomeroy Home – March 2010
TOGHS heard about this beautiful old home from case manager Marie. She works with a mutual friend of the owners. I will give you a short version of its history. The Casey Pomeroy house was built in 1870 by Theodore Casey, The home is now owned by Stu and Susan who have turned into a beautiful be Read more »
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Posted on April 13, 2010 by toghs
November 2009
We are keeping the names private to protect our client’s privacy. We will use first names only. TOGHS 
received a call in mid November 2009 by a Family that had just rented a home on Maumee Street in Toledo, Ohio. The Family of four moved in on Friday and was to share the home with another couple. They called us within days after moving into the home. Read more »
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Posted on April 13, 2010 by toghs
Cincinnati Street Abandoned home January 2010. This abandoned home sat next door to a private home we investigated this past January. We don’t know if it is haunted or not but looked too spooky not to enter.
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Posted on October 28, 2009 by toghs
WTOL Toledo 11 and TOGHS Investigate Wolfinger
Wednesday & Thursday October 28th & 29th 2009
TOGHS was contacted by WTOL Toledo 11 News morning show in regards to having us on live at a local Haunted location. We decided to accommodate them and visited two recently TOGHS investigated locations.
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Posted on October 18, 2009 by toghs
Kelsey Avenue Investigation
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Posted on October 1, 2009 by toghs
Pictures from a re-visit to Wolfinger Cemetery.
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