The Bundy Museum of History & Art - Real Haunted Place

Binghampton's Bundy Museum is housed inside a beautiful Queen Anne style home that dates back to the late 1800s. The home was occupied by Willard L. Bundy, a jeweler and inventor, and his brother, Harlow. Harlow was a young entrepreneur and he lived in the home with his wife, Julia. The two lived in the house with their three children until 1906.

Now operating as a museum since 2004, the goal of theirs is to preserve the home and the history surrounding the Bundy brothers and their families. The location is believed to be haunted and has been investigated by several paranormal groups. Strange activity here includes apparitions being spotted in the 2nd floor window, energy vortexes on the 3rd floor that make it difficult to stand and an uneasy feeling in the African Art exhibit in the basement.

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