BRICK TOWNSHIP GHOST TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Night Investigation at Selma Mansion: A small‑group ghost hunt inside an 18th‑century Brick Township estate
A focused, seven‑hour paranormal investigation of Selma Mansion that walks you through reported footsteps, ITC sessions, and shadow encounters—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Night Investigation at Selma Mansion: A small‑group ghost hunt inside an 18th‑century Brick Township estate.
Selma Mansion, built in 1794 and tied to Revolutionary War figures and later prominent families, is the setting for an exclusive paranormal investigation that invites newcomers and experienced ghost hunters alike to explore reported footsteps, intelligent-response ITC sessions, shadows and other unexplained occurrences over the course of a night.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
An 18th‑century estate with Revolutionary War ties
Selma Mansion was built in 1794 and was home to figures connected to the Revolutionary War and later notable families; its architectural additions—such as a portico and balcony—help explain the mansion’s layered, historic presence that frames the investigation.
Firsthand paranormal encounters
Investigators report a range of phenomena here—footsteps on a staircase closed to the public, intelligent responses during ITC sessions, and shadowy movements—making Selma a compelling site for hands‑on investigation.
Small, free‑roaming group investigations
Events are limited to a small number of participants so you can explore freely or join group sessions; organizers encourage bringing personal gear while also supplying select devices for the night.
What the day feels like
What an evening at Selma Mansion feels like
The night stretches over seven hours of investigation inside a largely unoccupied historic home; investigators gather, move through the mansion in a free‑roam format, and engage in ITC sessions and solo exploration, all set against the mansion’s atmosphere of age, architectural detail, and reported activity.
THE HISTORY
An 18th‑century estate with Revolutionary War ties
Selma Mansion was built in 1794 and was home to figures connected to the Revolutionary War and later notable families; its architectural additions—such as a portico and balcony—help explain the mansion’s layered, historic presence that frames the investigation.
THE INVESTIGATION
Firsthand paranormal encounters
Investigators report a range of phenomena here—footsteps on a staircase closed to the public, intelligent responses during ITC sessions, and shadowy movements—making Selma a compelling site for hands‑on investigation.
THE FORMAT
Small, free‑roaming group investigations
Events are limited to a small number of participants so you can explore freely or join group sessions; organizers encourage bringing personal gear while also supplying select devices for the night.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this investigation suits—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The investigation runs seven hours in a single evening; the event starts at 7pm and continues to 2am.
Participants meet at 1305 W Airy St, Norristown, PA 19401 prior to the start time.
Bring your own investigative equipment if you have it; organizers will also supply select devices for the night.
Events are limited to 10 people and restricted to those 18 years and older.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the investigation last?
The event is seven hours long.
When does the night begin and end?
The event begins at 7pm and runs until 2am.
Where do participants meet?
The meeting location is 1305 W Airy St, Norristown, PA 19401.
Is there an age or group size restriction?
Yes—events are for ages 18 and older and are limited to 10 participants.
Should I bring my own equipment?
Yes—attendees are encouraged to bring their own gear; organizers will have some select devices available for use.
Are upcoming dates available?
Two listed event dates—May 30, 2026 and October 17, 2026—are noted as sold out.