Wolcott House

A Federal-style mansion built in the 1830s, now a museum complex showcasing life in the Maumee Valley during the 19th century. The complex includes several historic buildings.

Wolcott House, a stately Federal-style mansion from the 1830s, has a long history of paranormal activity that has made it a favorite destination for ghost enthusiasts. The house hosts Paranormal Tours each October, where guides lead visitors through the historic rooms sharing chilling stories of the spirits that inhabit the property. Multiple ghosts are believed to reside in the mansion, including former family members who refuse to leave their beloved home. Visitors have reported seeing figures in period dress in the windows, cold spots throughout the house, and the sound of footsteps in empty rooms. Some have heard conversations in 19th-century dialects and smelled perfume with no apparent source. The upstairs bedrooms are considered particularly active, with guests reporting the sensation of being watched and beds appearing to have been sat upon when no one has been in the room. Objects move on their own, and doors refuse to stay closed. The surrounding historic complex adds to the supernatural atmosphere, with multiple buildings contributing their own ghost stories to the Wolcott House experience.