Wolfe Manor (demolished)

*** This place is on private property. Listing for informational purposes only. Please do not visit without express permission from the land owner.***

One of the most paranormally active sites in the United States, Wolfe Manor is a former sanatorium with a long history of death.

The historic Wolfe Manor, later known as Clovis Avenue Sanitarium, was built as a private residence in 1922. In 1935 it became the Hazelwood Sanitarium for treating those with terminal illnesses such as tuberculosis. In 1942 it became Clovis Avenue Sanitarium, treating those with mental illness, and there, reports say, conditions were terribly bad. It closed down shortly thereafter. Around 2000, the site was purchased reportedly to make a Halloween attraction, but the obvious presence of something eerie in the house was a bit of a hindrance. The site has been investigated by paranormal groups and TV shows, which have captured ghostly voices, footsteps, and photographs of the activity. It is said to be open by appointment for tours, and has been featured on TV’s Ghost Hunters.

Former employees reported that there was at least one or more deaths a day for fifty years.
Now, it is a historical site for paranormal researcher and the curious traveler alike.