Investigation Date

July 18, 2009

History

Located on Main Street in Monticello, Arkansas, the Allen House was built in 1906 by Joe Lee Allen (J.L. Allen). On the site of the Allen House, there existed another smaller house that belonged to J.L. Allen. The smaller house was moved across the street to make way for a much larger house - the current Allen House.

Read about the history of the Allen House.

Weather

Unusually Cool for July; temperature maxed at 84F. Max humidity 84, average humidity 62. Wind 1mph.

Notes

Total of seven investigators. The owners were present for the investigation. The entire evening, there was some form of background noise going on. In the very beginning, other investigators were bleeding through. Downstairs, later in the evening, a church revival started up across the street.

Allen House website: http://www.allenhousetours.com/

Evidence

Data:
Digital Pictures taken - 593
Video Recordings: Unknown


Evidence:
Questionable Audio

		This is a possible disembodied sound. This is the sound of the chair scooting on the wooden floor that is described in the personal experiences of the investigation notes.

Questionable Photos

		In this photo, there is a bright orb at the top of the door.
		This is a comparison shot for the next photograph.
		This is an interesting photograph because it almost looks like someone's head peeking out from behind one of the boxes.

Questionable Video

None

Personal Experiences

During an EVP session, three investigators were downstairs in the library. One of the investigators was talking about women's rights today versus women's rights in Ladelle's time. All three investigators heard a chair scoot across the wooden floor in the next room. No other investigators were on the floor at the time. Shortly after, another investigator came down the stairs. The sound of the chair scooting was captured on audio recorders.