Trebein-Flynn Victorian House Paranormal Tour

A Victorian Ghost Investigation

The Paranormal Tour at the Trebein-Flynn Victorian Home in Xenia, Ohio, is an immersive, room-by-room after-dark exploration hosted at the Greene County Historical Society museum complex. This 1870s Queen Anne-style "Painted Lady" townhouse was famously uprooted and moved to West Church Street after the devastating 1974 Xenia tornado. According to local lore and paranormal investigators, some of the mansion’s former nineteenth-century inhabitants "stayed with the move" and still linger in the home today.  

The tour balances chilling local history with active paranormal investigating:

• Atmosphere: The energy shifts as soon as the sun goes down, guiding guests through dark, antique-filled rooms and architectural hot spots like the home's grand structural turret tower.

• The Hauntings: Visitors regularly encounter unexplained cold spots, moving shadows, and disembodied whispers believed to be tied to the prominent historical families who lived and died here. 

• Active Investigation: Guests hear true, eerie historical stories from our Spirit guide

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Greene County Ohio Historical Society

Trebein-Flynn Victorian House Paranormal Tour is taking place at Greene County Ohio Historical Society, which is located at 74 W Church St in xenia. Greene County Ohio Historical Society - Preserving Greene County’s past for future generations! 📜 Founded in 1929, we are a 100% volunteer-led group bringing local history to life. Our historic campus & archives are funded entirely by community donations.