On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Hollywood, California to investigate the infamous Black Dahlia murder at the historic Sowden House.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to San Juan Capistrano, California to investigate the Mission San Juan Capistrano.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Bartonville, Illinois to investigate the Peoria Asylum, an early 20th century institution known by many as a true hotspot of paranormal activity.

TAPS travels to Cortland, New York to investigate The 1890 House.

TAPS travels to Louisville, Kentucky to investigate one of the oldest operating steamboats in the United States, The Belle of Louisville.

On this episode of Ghost Hunters, TAPS travels to Coventry, Connecticut to investigate the Nathan Hale homestead.

TAPS travels to Sylvan Beach, New York where the new owner of a historic amusement park is desperate to find answers to widespread paranormal activity occurring on the premises.

TAPS investigates the historic Louisiana's Shreveport Auditorium where Elvis played his first concert. The paranormal activity is said to have started following the installation of a statue of The King. The spirits include a woman in white who Tango and Steve spot in the auditorium. Several team members also hear a male voice coming from the balcony area. Also, Amy returns from maternity leave. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

A Little Rock, AK home has a history of death and murder stretching from the 1800s to recently. The current owner is frightened by shadow figures and frightening faces. Amy becomes woozy when standing in the spot of a murders; other TAPS members communicate with a spirit using flashlights, and witness several shadows moving. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

TAPS investigates the Belvoir Winery in Liberty, MO. Previously the facilities have been used as an orphanage, old folks home, and nursing home. The client believes some of the 10,000 who have died there are harmless ghosts of children, but other are more malevolent. During the investigation, Adam is touched, Jason and Steve hear a glass shatter, and Britt and Michelle chase a shadow figure. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

The team investigates the Boulder City Hospital in Nevada, which was built to serve the men building Hoover Dam during the depression years. Deaths were plentiful, including many as a result of a conspiracy to avoid paying the injured workers. With the building being turned into a community center, people are reporting moans and groans, shadow figures, and ghosts touching visitors. Several team members report footsteps and Tango witnesses a door opening by itself. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

The Elms resort and spa of Excelsior Springs, Missouri, has been open for over a century. During that time it also served as a speakeasy frequented by gangsters. TAPS investigates claims of odd indentations on freshly-made beds, a man in white, strange shadows and swinging chandeliers. Their evidence includes odd sounds and a camera trying to focus on something unseen. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

The owners of Allen Mansion in Monticello, Arkansas, call TAPS to investigate. They've seen furniture move on its own, black masses, and doppelgangers. It's believed the activity stems from the suicide of Ladell Allen, who's love affair with a married man broker her heart. TAPS members see black figures, smell sulfur, and record an EVP voice. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

TAPS investigates two locations in Shreveport, Louisiana. The downstairs of the Rendall Building is a restaurant with the upstairs used as offices; it was once the morgue for those executed across the street at the courthouse. Reports include several figures, plus voices and old-fashioned music. At the courthouse, Adam and Amy experience hair pulling and a cell door shaking, but inside the restaurant, the team does much debunking. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

The first investigation, in Scott Township, PA, is of a building once used as an asylum and an animal testing lab. Now a software company, its employees see spirits and are sometimes touched. Also, the owner of Surf Hotel on Block Island calls TAPS because of the resort's long history of spirits. Employees and guests seeing a ghostly woman and the owner says a male spirit seems to be following her home. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

TAPS visits the famously haunted Hyde Hall in Cooperstown, NY. The house was built in the 1800s by George Clark; upon his death, his children tossed their mother out. She's said to have put a curse upon all women who will ever live in the house. Amy and Adam have a mass move past them in a hallway; Jason and Steve experience an odd light in the baby's room. Also, something blocks one of their infrared cameras. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

TAPS investigates the Soldier's Museum and the Jenny Wade House in Gettysburg, PA. The museum was once a orphanage operated by an evil woman, Rosa Carmichael, who horrifically mistreated the children. Many have reported seeing and hearing ghost children at that location. At the Wade house, two teams report seeing a black mass and their FLIR camera registers a human form walking the grounds. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

TAPS visits the Buffalo (New York) Navy and Military Park to investigate three vessels: USS The Sullivans, USS Little Rock and the sub USS Croaker. It's suspected that several on-boards deaths are the cause of shadow figures, footsteps, and full-bodied figures being reported. During the investigation, moving objects are sighted and knocking and whistling are captured on audio tape. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

First, it's a visit to the Octagon Museum in Franklin, KY where recent renovations have stirred up the spirits. The home was built by a Confederate Army sympathizer who hid soldiers from Union forces during the Civil War. The team captures an EVP of a man asking not to be forgotten. Then TAPS travels to the Woodruff-Fontaine House in Memphis, TN which has been the site of tragedy for the families that have owned it. People claim to see apparitions and report being pushed by ghosts. Adam is touched and Jason is scratched during their investigation of the home. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

The team travels to Lucas, Ohio for two cases. First, they investigate the The Celie Rose House and grounds. In the 1800s, Celie murdered her entire family using rat poison. Performances of a play about the tragedy have increased the paranormal activity. At the Bromfield Estate, a mentally ill daughter was locked away whenever visitors arrived. It's claimed the place is haunted by both Ann and her father. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

The first stop is the birthplace of president James Madison: Belle Grove Plantation in King George, Virginia. The current owner runs the location as an inn and is disturbed by reports of shadows, a woman in a long white dress, and civil war soldiers. The investigators are convinced there is something odd going on in the basement. Stop two is Jordan Springs in Winchester, Virginia. The spa was once a Civil War military hospital. Full apparitions and malicious entities have been reported since renovations began. TAPS captures startling video of a shadow figure in a hallway. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

It's hard to know what's haunting the Cumberland Library and Monastery in Rhode Island. It could be nine settlers who were skinned alive and buried there in the 1600s. Or it could be the inhabitants of a monastery used for generations. Currently a library, people report voices, doors opening and slamming, and shadowy, floating monks around the property. Adam and Amy encounter something that turns the faucets on and off in a bathroom. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

At the Brunswick Old City Hall, employees believe the building is haunted by an officer who was murdered by a man he was taking into custody. Reports include full-bodied apparitions and voices. Amy and Adam hold an extended conversation with a spirit using flashlights. Next, TAPS travels to an old textile mill from the days before child labor and safety laws. People report being touched, hearing screams, and seeing human figures. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

First stop is the abandoned Elizabeth V. Edwards Elementary School in New Jersey, said to be haunted by its namesake. Ms. Edwards has been sighted roaming the halls; lights glow even though bulbs have been removed. Next are three buildings making up the old Clay County (Florida) courthouse and jail. The TAPS team captures convincing audio and video evidence, and Amy is scratched on her arm. Written by Jay Phelps jaynashvil@aol.com

This one-hour weekly docu-soap from the creator/executive producer of American Chopper follows a group of real-life paranormal researchers as they investigate haunted houses throughout the country, encountering every type of imaginable haunting. Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, plumbers by trade, head up TAPS -- The Atlantic Paranormal Society -- a group of ordinary, everyday people with an interest in getting to the bottom of your otherworldly disturbances. Written by -- SCI FI Channel, submitted by Senior Editor, SCIFI.COM