Anne Palagruto - Co-Director 
Technical Advisor, Historian, Webmaster
apalagruto@pipr.org
 Audra Isanski - Co-Director
Case manager, Public Relations
aisanski@pipr.org
 John Nilsen 
Assistant Director
jnilsen@pipr.org
Toll Free 1-877-571-3721

To walk in Philadelphia is to literally travel in the footsteps of history. There are those who contend that the spirits of those who shaped that history walk with you.  After the call to independence was sounded here, it was played out in the surrounding countryside by a young army whose spirit was forged through hardship and determination. Now, two centuries later, you can walk down the streets of Olde City and feel the the energy left by those events. You can walk where the Battle of Germantown took place. You can eat or shop in many buildings in Center City that were once part of the Underground Railroad. You can take a drive to Valley Forge where Washington's troops spent the cold winter. You will see homes built on the sites  of cemeteries that no longer exist. History is also buried beneath several city park. A stroll through Washington Square is a stroll over the bodies of tens of thousands of Revolutionary War soldiers and Yellow Fever victims. Below Logan's Circle, with it's beautiful flowers and fountain, is a potters field. Every neighborhood in the city is has it's own unique story. Some were started when the country was just beginning, and some later by immigrants form other countries. Every home on every street has it's own story to tell. History is very much alive in Philadelphia and so are many of the spirits who made that history happen.

****Please bear with us during our transition to our new web pages. If any links don't work properly they will be working soon. If a link takes you to one of our old pages you can return by using the back button. Thanks!!

Updated 9/20/2007



Pending Cases

Plymouth Meeting, PA
Boothwyn, PA
Mt Joy, PA
Oxford, NJ
Warminster, PA
Tuckerton, NJ
Philadelphia, Mayfair
Philadelphia, Old City
Middletown, PA (x2)
Lectures/Appearances
2006-2007
Photos from Tuckerton
Seaport event
Photos from Olympia event
 
 

Philadelphia Institute for Paranormal Research

PIPR is a not-for-profit group dedicated to comprehensive scientific investigations into claims of paranormal phenomena. we are an investigative and research team who provides help to individuals who believe that they may be the subject of a haunting in their home or other location. in addition to taking photos and recording audio and video, we monitor and record changes in the temperature, humidity, and electromagnetic fields. our findings are analyzed with the latest computer software and combine with the impressions of our intuitive investigators to give you the best explanation of what is occurring that we possibly can.


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Media Mentions


Long beach Island and So. Ocean County

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Philadelphia Metro
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Southwest Philadelphia Review
Scranton, PA
IT’S JUST A COURTHOUSE ... OR IS IT?
BY ERIN L. NISSLEY
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Get freaked out in Philly
By Venuri Siriwardane
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Hanover, PA
Public pans shorter hours at battlefield
National Park Service had considered closing battlefield at sunset.
By CHARLES SCHILLINGER

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Philadelphia Daily News
South Philly Review
Knowing two worlds
 By Lorraine Gennaro

Celestron 93588  Night Vision Flashlight

Celestron's premium model , using two red LEDs to preserve night vision better than red filters or other devices. Brightness is adjustable. It operates on a single 9-volt battery




Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 8

Excellent software for EVP recording and editing

White Noise Machine Sound Screen

White noise recommended fpr EVP recording. Use this machine while running your recorder to increase your chances of recording spirit voices.

Sony HVLIRM IR Light for Camcorders
Extend the range of Nightshot system from 10 feet to 100 feet with this IR light, featuring, infrared emission for shooting in total darkness.

In Loving Memory
 

Hollie Steinman
1970 - 2001

Important Links

The National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-SAFE

National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Women In Transition provides  counseling, referrals and advocacy to women in Philadelphia who are endangered by domestic violence.


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