Shelton shares spooky objects

Ghost Storm Paranormal is opening the Interdimensional Paranormal Museum and Study in Shelton.

GSP representative Nick Storm will guide guests through parts of the museum to see multiple artifacts said to be haunted. Storm is set to unveil The Scry Master, which is a machine that supposedly allows individuals to see into the spirit realm and be outside of their body.

The tour will begin in the lobby of the Conti Building and will continue into the museum part of the edifice. Guests also will be able to tour the building itself, which has a rich history and legends of hauntings.

The building also acts as the laboratory headquarters of Ghost Storm and Connecticut Paranormal and Supernatural Tracking Society. Storm says he has video evidence of paranormal activity connected to the artifacts.

At the museum, guests can experiment with each of the haunted objects. Each display has infrared cameras pointed at it in order to record any paranormal activity.

After the grand opening, the museum will be open about three times each month. Guests can also request private tours, which are needed if they want to interact with The Scry Master.

The grand opening is August 5 from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm The museum is located at 415 Howe Avenue in the Conti Building. New businesses and organizations sometimes offer promotional Pens to give out to guests as a souvenir of a visit.

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