Wow. I can’t believe the summer is almost over. I am setting up a lot of great events for the fall. Stay tuned to this site for upcoming details! I will be returning to Cape May on September 17th for a special book signing event at the Cape May County Historical Museum (see below) and I have some other great Cape May events in store. Also, you folks up in North Jersey and New York City will be happy to hear I will be doing a few Halloween Week events in Bergen County! As soon as I firm up all the dates I will be posting the info here.
Channeling Parties: THE NEW RAGE
Group Channeling Parties are something people have been asking me to do for a long time. I am now booking these sessions for groups of eight to ten people. If you want something completely different to do with your friends and family this summer, try a group channeling at your home with me as the host.
These channeling sessions are done right in your own home and so far the reviews have been wonderful. Consider these group sessions somewhere between a private channeling session and a spirit circle. The energy at these gatherings has been great. You can never tell who will drop by with messages or words of wisdom and guidance. You can either be a participant or a spectator. The choice is yours. Check out more details here.
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Featured Haunt: Ghosts of the Hotel Macomber
The Hotel Macomber is a great place to stay anytime of year (except winter when they are closed) I have spent many nights in this circa 1918 hotel by the sea in Cape May. Quite of few of those evenings have been paranormally active. Up to five different ghosts have been discovered in this old hotel. They tend to be active at different times. Some more frequently than others. A ghostly guest in Room 10, a ghostly waitress in the dining room and a ghostly growler in the basement are just three of the more colorful ghosts here.
The Hotel Macomber was built on the corner lot of the former Stockton Hotel property at Howard and Beach Avenue. Construction started in 1918 and the hotel opened in 1921 under the direction of Sarah Davis. No one is sure what exactly happened to Davis or how long she owned the property. One story has her committing suicide, but I have never been able to substantiate that fact. She is listed in the Cape May directories until the 1930s, after which the property was bought by Henry Macomber, hence the name. Read more.
Book Signing at Cape May’s Haunted County Museum
I was so excited to receive a call from the folks at Cape May’s County Historical and Genealogical Museum inviting me to investigate one of Cape May’s original haunted houses! I have been to this great venue a few times as a tourist, but I have never had the opportunity to get up close and paranormal with the ghosts. After my private investigation on Friday September 17th, I will be at the museum signing my books from 7-9 PM that evening. I will tell you all about my findings when I see you. If you are in the neighborhood, please stop by and have your books signed and pay a visit to one of Cape May’s historic homes, the Cresse-Holmes House.
The earliest section of this house was built about 1704, and the house has remained in the same family for generations. Many people have reported hearing voices in the Cresse-Holmes House—when no one else was present. With a house this old there are layers of history. Within those layers, there are usually a few ghosts hiding. During my book signing the house will be open for everyone to tour. For those of you who are intuitive like me, I think you will be in for a real treat. This house seems to have a certain “buzz” when it comes to all things paranormal.
To read more about the Cresse-Holmes House history and the museum visit their website here.
Book Signing with Craig from 7-9 PM on Friday Night September 17th at the Cape May County Museum, 504 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House, NJ (609) 465-3535. I hope to see you in Cape May on 9/17!
Should you want to purchase my books and start reading ahead of time—click on the picture below.
