Surviving A Week at The Real Conjuring House
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Harrisville, Rhode Island
The Conjuring House
The official website of the historic Old Arnold Estate, a working 1736 farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island — internationally recognized today as The Conjuring House.
The Official Source
What Is The Conjuring House?
The Conjuring House is the modern name for the Old Arnold Estate, the real farmhouse that inspired the movie The Conjuring. Built in 1736 in Harrisville, Rhode Island, it became internationally known after the 2013 film dramatized the Perron family’s reported experiences there in the 1970s. Today the property is privately owned, under active restoration, and preserved as one of America’s most recognized historic farmhouses. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, or any film studio.
Learn more about the property on our About the House page.
Year Built1736
Location1677 Round Top Road
Harrisville, Rhode Island
Harrisville, Rhode Island
Known AsThe Conjuring House
Old Arnold Estate
Old Arnold Estate
The Complete Guide to The Conjuring House
Learn the full story of the historic Old Arnold Estate, including its history, the Perron family, the film, reported hauntings, preservation efforts, and public tours.
History of the Old Arnold Estate
The farmhouse standing today was built in 1736, and its documented history spans generations of the Richardson and Arnold families who built and farmed the land, long before the property became known worldwide.
Explore the Full History →
The Haunting
Considered by many to be one of the most haunted houses in the world, the property’s paranormal reputation predates the film that made it famous by centuries.
Explore the Haunting →Preservation & Restoration
Structural stabilization, grounds upkeep, and historical documentation are ongoing, funded primarily through guided tours and direct visitor support once tours resume.
See Our Preservation Mission →
Tours & Events
Guided tours are planned to open to the public once restoration work is complete. See planned tour types, what to expect, and how to get updates.
See Tour Plans →Restoration Update
Jason Hawes and his team are leading ongoing restoration of the farmhouse’s timber frame, foundation, and grounds, with guided tours planned once that work is complete.
Read Preservation Updates →Featured Video
Paranormal investigators and content creators have visited the property and documented their own experiences there. This video was independently produced by its creator and is not owned, produced, or endorsed by The Conjuring House.
See more videos on our Haunting page.
Support The Conjuring House
Every contribution and purchase goes directly toward restoring and preserving this 18th-century farmhouse for future generations.