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Burroughs residence - First Street, Fort Myers, Florida. 1900 (circa). State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory.
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Jean Gray
Uncover the true stories behind Southwest Florida’s most haunting legends.
Join paranormal investigator and historian Jean Gray for Historic Haunts of Southwest Florida, an intriguing exploration of the real history behind our region’s haunted legends. Blending paranormal investigation with historical research, Gray separates fact from folklore, revealing how stories evolve over time and how fiction can sometimes overshadow the truth. Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or simply fascinated by Southwest Florida history, this program will leave you looking at the stories—and spirits—of our past in a whole new way.
About Jean
Jean Gray is a parapsychological consultant, historian, and researcher who combines scientific methodology with historical scholarship to uncover the truth behind some of America’s most enduring ghost stories. A graduate of the Rhine Research Center’s Institute for Parapsychology and a Certified Field Investigator with the Office of Paranormal Investigations, Jean brings a research-driven approach to separating historical fact from folklore.
Location
Rose History Auditorium (Get Directions)
Special Instructions
Registration is encouraged, but not required. Doors open at 5:30 pm. Please bring proof of MIHS membership to receive free entry.
Sponsor
The Arlington of Naples
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