William A Irvin

Before the Haunted Ship opens for the season, they are in need of more terrifying actors!

Never before seen photos and audio aboard Duluth's William A. Irvin during a ghost investigation could show evidence of rumored spirits on the ship.

After repairs and the pandemic, the William A. Irvin is welcoming visitors for the first time in a few years starting Friday.

From the "evil" spirits of Lake Superior to an iconic Duluth landmark, there are a few stories that may make you sleep with one eye open tonight.

The COVID-19 Pandemic has caused more waves through the Northland as 100's of employees are let go from the DECC.

Another popular Duluth attraction will reopen this week.

You can still get your spooky fix with self-guided tours aboard the ship.

Here's another classic video from the first time a Duluth Team was allowed on the William A Irvin. These two guys work for the ship and have tales to tell.

This is from an investigation with the Duluth Paranormal Society front October 4th, 2012 At this time I was able to try a new tool to our group called the Spirit Box.

The SS William A Irvin spent a year away from its home next to the DECC, but it's back and this view from aboard the ship gives you a unique perspective.

The SS William A. Irvin, weather permitting, will be moved back to its home slip in Minnesota.

In talking to some of the maintenance workers, I was asking when the DECC would try to bring back the ship and would there be one night Halloween Haunted Ship?