Overnight Paranormal Investigation of the Abandoned Yorktown Memorial Hospital[[[[[[[[[[[

Join us for a flashlight tour and overnight investigation of the notoriously haunted Yorktown Memorial Hospital. This property has been featured on several TV shows, “Ghost Adventures”, “It Feels Evil,” “Destination Fear,” and much more!

When: 

Saturday, November 2, 2024

Time:

8pm -1am

Where:

Yorktown Memorial Hospital. (Just 74 miles from downtown San Antonio)

Price: (Limited number of tickets to this event)

General Admission

$90 per person 8pm-1am.

Ticket link:

https://bit.ly/2Fh0sFf

Questions or purchases by phone:

Call/text 210-802-9187

Please message us for questions, we are happy to answer any questions.

We will give you a full tour of the property, sharing its history and all the paranormal hot spots in the building. Throughout the night you will have access to seasoned paranormal investigators to ask questions or to get help. This is a great chance to investigate the abandon hospital in several small groups. You may bring your own paranormal investigation tools or borrow one of ours. You will also get a reference sheet with all the info you need for investigation. Psychic Medium Fred Garza-Guzman will also host spirit communication sessions/ lessons to learn about spirit communication at the end of the night in the final hour of open investigation. 

We will provide light snacks and water to guests. 

About the hospital:

Yorktown Memorial Hospital in Texas was built in 1951 and was run by the Felician Sisters of The Roman Catholic Church. It closed its doors as a hospital in 1986, when it became a drug rehab facility until its total decommission in 1992. It's been abandoned for 27 years. It's reported to be highly active and very haunted. With reports of everything from talking dolls to large black apparitions to red, glowing eyes, most everyone who’s visited this abandoned hospital has experienced something

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