S.T.O.N.E Paranormal Mackay Mansion Museum

Mackay Mansion Museum

kay Mansion Museum

Built in 1859, the same year they struck silver in what would later become the Comstock Lode….just 5 years before Nevada became an actual state. Interestingly enough, William Randolph Hearst’s father, George Hearst, built the mansion and later sold it to John Mackay, otherwise known as one of the four Silver Kings and the richest man to come out of the Comstock with over $1M in assets. One of the other Silver Kings, James Fair, also had a bedroom in the home for a brief time, along with Mackay’s wife and children. Our Host Gwen Had The Opportunity To do readings And Tea at The Dining Room Table Where Mr. Mackay And Presidents Sat

Paranormal Activity:  Many people claim to have experienced a paranormal encounter on th property.  Especially in the office and the third floor.  We have plenty of evidence to show our guests.

The little girl in white: A young girl is believed to be roaming around the third floor of the Mackay Mansion and is usually found in her favorite room with the rocking horse.  Johnny Depp while filming one of his earlier movies Dead Man stayed on the third floor in Mackay's bedroom and claims to have seen her running about the third floor during his stay.

The two robbers: One night at the Mackay long ago, two men tried to break into the vault where the gold, silver, and miner payroll was kept.  Upon trying to enter they were both shot a killed at the entrance to the vault. Many people claim to have interacted with these spirits inside the vault.

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