On the particularly spooky evening of Saturday, October 25, 2014, the Campbell House Museum dared to lift the veil between this world and the next by holding its popular Psychic Party in the historic mansion on Locust.
Guests arrived and were “treated” with a gourmet selection of wine, beer, an open bar and gourmet hors d’oeuvres. The 163 year-old house remained open for exploration (and ghost sightings?) while three psychics gave personal readings to those seeking guidance from the beyond.
The Campbell House Museum comprises one of the most historically significant Nineteenth Century buildings in St. Louis. The museum preserves its National Register listed buildings and important collection of original mid-Nineteenth Century Philadelphia furnishings, family possessions, photographs, and archival material as a center for educational and community outreach programming.
For more information about all the Campbell House Museum events, please visit their website at http://www.campbellhousemuseum.org/
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- 1st Vice President and event chair Tim Rohan, Executive Director Andy Hahn
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- Jean Hobler, Loren Andrews
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- Jane Baranowksi, Lynn Beauchaine
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- 2nd Vice President Sam Clark, Ted Atwood
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- Cynthia and Ven Houts
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- John Key, Michele and Jim Francis
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- Bedroom View
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- Diane Binz, Janelle Nunn, Betsy Fitz
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- Tim Desloge, Ginny Rohan, Bill Meehan
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- Jan Parker, Louis Gerteis
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- Morning room view
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- Dining room
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- Julie and Chris Murphy
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- Bedroom View
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- Bree Ferrario reading Charlie Baker’s palms
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- Jean Hobler, Tim Rohan
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- Justine O’Brien, Michael Werner
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- Jim Francis, Kathy and Bob Hagnauer
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- Tim Rohan discussing the history of the house
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- Charlie Baker, Twink Baker, Tim Rohan
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- Mary Geiger, Patti Bond, Nataly Sanchez
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- Cold hors d’oeuvres displayed
