Portland, Oregon
Oregon Ghost Conference
The Oregon Ghost Conference took place March 9-11, 2012, in Oregon City, Oregon. There were a ton of groups who participated in the event and a lot of great speakers who shared their experiences and perspectives with those who attended. It was really great to see a lot of old friends again and to meet a lot of new ones as well! Events such as the Oregon Ghost Conference really give you a sense of how many people are not only interested in the paranormal, but actively take part in researching and investigating paranormal activity, as well …
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Why Use A Full Spectrum Camera
Digital cameras are a great tool to have stashed in an equipment bag. There is no easier way to keep track of your activity during a paranormal investigation than to take photographs for documentation purposes. It is not uncommon for Bridgetown Paranormal to take anywhere from 250 - 500 photographs from the moment we first visit a location to the moment we pack up and head home. We are not talking about capturing paranormal activity when we are using digital cameras, we are primarily documenting our own activity in order to compare the …
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BridgetownPara in 2012
December and January seems to have gone by in a flash, which means our team's vacation time is (just about!) at an end. It is already gearing up to be a busy first-half of the year for Bridgetown Paranormal, and although I personally love our vacation time, it's safe to say that we're all eager to get back into the swing of things and investigate! This year will be sort of bitter-sweet for me; while I have truly appreciated the things that we have accomplished as a team over the years, I personally have had to wrestle with my motivation to …
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A visit to Heceta Head Lighthouse
About a year and a half ago, my partner and I took a trip down the Oregon coast and stopped in at a location we had never previously visited – the Heceta Head Lighthouse. We took the tour of the lighthouse which I am happy to say is going to be fully restored to its former glory beginning this spring. After we toured the lighthouse, we went down to the light keeper’s house to take a closer look. As a paranormal enthusiast and investigator, I was aware of the stories surrounding the house and was, of course, intrigued. We were …
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Paranormal Topics with EWP: Halloween Podcast
One of the great things about being involved in paranormal research is the people you end up meeting along the way and the friendships you make. Bridgetown Paranormal has been fortunate enough to get to know a lot of the paranormal groups from around the Pacific Northwest, and it's always fun to catch up with them. I had a great chat with Nick and Gregg from Eastern Washington Paranormal last weekend for their Halloween season two podcast opener. Some of the topics we discuss are plans for the future of Bridgetown Paranormal, a little …
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Bridgetown Paranormal Attending “Go Spook Yourself” Halloween Event
Bridgetown Paranormal will be attending an event organized by a group of people interested in spirits of another sort: the Portland, Oregon based Cascade Breweriana Association, a Chapter of the Brewery Collectibles Club of America, has invited us to join them at their annual Halloween get-together. Each October, the Cascade Breweriana Association tries to visit a local pub or bar that is rumored to be haunted. This years' event, "Go Spook Yourself," will be held at Old Town Pizza. Located in the original lobby area of the Merchant Hotel, …
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About Bridgetown Paranormal
Bridgetown Paranormal is located in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. Our goal is to document claims of ghost sightings under the most similar conditions in which they have been reported. We research and investigate residential, commercial, private and public locations of historical interest that have been reported to be haunted. We do not charge any fee or accept donations for the …
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