Trebein Flynn House& Historical Society Building Investigation
Limited to just 10 guests - 2 Locations in 1 night!
If you enjoy investigating new places with us, check out the newest one to our Eerie Roster!
This 1870s home has seen more than its fair share of change. Originally built by William and Florence McGervey, the home later passed to Patrick and Elizabeth Trebein Flynn in 1896.
After the devastating 1974 Xenia tornado, the house was uprooted and moved by the Greene County Historical Society to its current home on West Church Street. Since then, it’s become part of their museum complex, but some of the former inhabitants stayed with the move of the home.
You’ll get:
- Access to the entire Trebein-Flynn House & the Historical Society Building for a private-style investigation.
- Use of our equipment and techniques throughout the night - stay with us or go off on your own!
- A cozy & creepy evening perfect for both new and seasoned investigators
- Limited to just 10 guests
If you’ve been waiting for a smaller, more personal Eerie Excursions experience, this is it!
*Due to the nature of our bookings, we cannot offer refunds for any reason.
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