BOOk PRIVATE EVENT:
Upcoming
Investigations
All events are open to the Public.
Under 18? An adult must accompany you.
Interested in a Private Event? Fill out the Contact Form
Over Night Paranormal Investigations
5 days to the eventSat, May 17MarthasvilleFree Event for Professional Ghost Hunting Teams and Haunted Location Owners.
SOLD OUT32 days to the eventFri, Jun 13MarthasvilleThis is a PRIVATE RENTAL open to teams of all sizes who wish to book the exclusive event. The rental includes a guided tour of all accessible buildings. Access to the buildings is available from 6:30 PM until 3:00 AM. For those staying on the property, building access extends until 5:30 AM.
47 days to the eventSat, Jun 28MarthasvilleThis event is open to all levels of paranormal investigation. Whether you are just starting out, or you are a paranormal investigative pro.- SOLD OUT60 days to the eventFri, Jul 11MarthasvilleThis is a PRIVATE RENTAL open to teams of all sizes who wish to book the exclusive event. The rental includes a guided tour of all accessible buildings. Access to the buildings is available from 6:30 PM until 3:00 AM. For those staying on the property, building access extends until 5:30 AM.
- 68 days to the eventSat, Jul 19MarthasvilleThis event is open to all levels of paranormal investigation. Whether you are just starting out, or you are a paranormal investigative pro.
About EMMAUS VILLAGE
The Emmaus Home Complex in Marthasville began as a seminary for the German Evangelical Church in Missouri.
A campus of five buildings was completed here by 1859. Four of these remain in various states of repair, those being
the Farm House, Bake Oven, Friedensbote (Messenger of Peace) Publishing House, and the Dormitory.
The College Building itself was lost to a fire in 1930.
The seminary operated at this site until 1883, when it
moved to St. Louis and eventually became Eden Seminary. In 1893, the campus in Marthasville became known
as the Emmaus Asylum for Epileptics and Feeble-Minded. The campus grew to eight substantial buildings
, including a chapel, by 1928.
In more recent years, the religious denomination became the United Church of Christ, and the two campuses the church body owned—one in Warren County for men and the County for women— other in St. Charles became known simply as the Emmaus Homes.
Our Principle Partners.
Our team is made up of skeptics, spiritualists, Catholics, scientists, and paranormal investigators. With 50 years of combined experience, our team's approach to the supernatural is unique. We do not engage in Reality TV ghost hunter antics. Our goal is to prove the existence of ghosts. Our investigations at Emmaus Village are conducted with respect for the property and the spirits involved.
Dress Code
Wear comfortable shoes and dress
for seasonal conditions.
event tickets
Tickets can be purchased on-site,
but please check the website for details first. Tickets to our events cannot be resold to third parties. You can, however, transfer your tickets to another event, pending opening in the listings, but YOU CANNOT TRANSFER YOUR TICKET to someone without calling us first.
Parking
Free parking is available on-site.
Please lock and store all valuables out-of-sight.
This is a safe area, however, we encourage
you to do your part.
absolutely nO
Drugs or alcohol. If we feel you are
incapacitated, you will be going
home in a squad car. No drama, politics
or hate speech; we are inclusive
and open to all walks of life. Any hate or
bullying will be dealt with immediately.
