ghost adventures

The cast says the Travel Channel cut the show "with zero warning and no explanation" but they already have something new in the works.

Nautical Tour Guide Kimberley Christine has moved back to Duluth and brought a cool supernatural experience with her.

It is going to get spooky right here in the Twin Ports.

How have they not been to these places yet?

From Jeopardy! to Ghost Adventures and some other amazing shows inbetween, the Twin Ports has had the spotlight a time or two.

Boo!

If you've always wanted to be a ghost hunter and explore the supernatural, then Nopeming Sanatorium has just what you're looking for.

Ugh.

Come back soon, Ghost Adventures team!

We've had the "Ghost Adventures" team in town, now there's an opportunity for you to get some potential chills yourself with a very cool way to see the Depot in Duluth. The St. Louis County Historical Society is now giving flashlight tours on February 13, 14, 27 and 28 and again on March 13.  The guided tours will lead visitors through the historic and, some would allege, haunted Depot.

We waited in anticipation all week for the episode that would feature the Nopeming Sanatorium right in our back door.  Saturday night the episode aired, and many people locally tuned in.  Here's a few thoughts about the show.

Nopeming Sanatorium, tucked in the trees of Thompson Hill, will be featured as a haunted place on this Saturday's episode of Travel Channel's 'Ghost Adventures'.  The Sanatorium originally was a hospital for people sick from tuberculosis.  Over the years it was used for different purposes.  Now it's privately owned and no trespassing signs are posted all over it.