Surviving A Week at The Real Conjuring House
By Sam and Colby on YouTube
The Paranormal History
The centuries of reported paranormal activity behind the Old Arnold Estate — from colonial-era folklore to the events that inspired a film watched around the world.
The Old Arnold Estate, internationally recognized today as The Conjuring House, is one of America’s most famous historic farmhouses.
For a complete overview of the property, read our Complete Guide to The Conjuring House.
A Reputation Centuries in the Making
The Old Arnold Estate is the real house that inspired the movie The Conjuring, and its paranormal reputation is a central part of why the property became famous.
The Old Arnold Estate, also known as “The Conjuring House,” is located in Harrisville, R.I., and is an authentic colonial home, circa 1736, whose paranormal phenomena were made famous by The Conjuring movie in 2013 depicting the hauntings of the Perron family that lived there in the 1970s. Believed by many to be the most haunted house in the world, its paranormal past runs deep, as far back as the 1700s when the spirits of native tribes remained embedded in the land, up through the present day with the many spirits who continue to inhabit and visit the property.
Set on nearly 9 acres and surrounded by stone walls, open grounds, a river, and forest, visitors come from around the world. The Conjuring House is a beautiful and historic property.
Some of the paranormal community’s best-known investigators and creators have visited The Conjuring House and documented their own experiences on the property. These videos were independently produced by their respective creators and are not owned, produced, or endorsed by The Conjuring House — they’re shared here via YouTube’s embedded player, with full credit to each channel, to showcase visitor experiences on the property.
By Sam and Colby on YouTube
By The Paranormal Files on YouTube
By Stokes Twins on YouTube
By grimmlifecollective on YouTube
By The Boys on YouTube
Many visitors, investigators, and paranormal researchers report ongoing activity on the property. We present the property’s documented history and paranormal reputation here, and look forward to welcoming visitors to experience the property directly once guided tours open.
The reputation comes both from the widely seen 2013 film inspired by the Perron family’s accounts of the 1970s, and from a long history of reported paranormal activity on the property dating back centuries. See our History page for the documented timeline.
Not yet, but investigation experiences are planned once guided tours open. Contact us to be notified when tours open. See our Tours & Events page for details.
Guided tours and investigation experiences are planned once the property is repaired, letting you walk the same grounds and rooms behind this reputation for yourself.