Get ready for a haunting evening exploring this historic building! Built in 1803, Greystone Mansion, also known as the General Walter Martin House, is filled with over 200 years of secrets from lives past. Besides being a private residence for several families, it has been a tavern, a convalescent home for WWI Canadian soldiers, a library, a nursing home, and a restaurant. Are any of these former residents still wandering these 28 rooms? Are they warming themselves by one of the 8 fireplaces? Will they share their secrets with you? Do you dare to find out?

Central New York Ghost Hunters will guide you through the investigation and see you safely out (we promise). You may bring your own equipment such as voice recorders or cameras, as long as it does not disrupt the investigation for others in attendance.

Reserve Your Spot

Choose from one of two time slots:

• 6:00-7:30 p.m.

• 7:45-9:15 p.m.

Tickets are:

• $35 for Lewis County Historical Society members.

• $40 for Non-members.

To purchase a ticket: Visit the Lewis County Historical Society’s Online Gift Shopor contact the Historical Society by phone at (315) 376-8957 or email them.

All proceeds benefit the Lewis County Historical Society and their efforts to restore this once majestic building.

Advance tickets are required and space is limited. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled. No one under 16 years old is permitted.

Important Information

Dress for the weather! The building is unheated, and also not air conditioned. It has uneven floors and stairs, dust, and debris. Electricity in the building is limited. Flashlights will be available for use. No alcohol allowed. Attendees will be required to sign waivers the day of the event.