How Do You Take A Ghost Tour In Washington, DC?
Washington, DC is most famous for being our nation’s capital and home to famous landmarks like the Washington Monument and the White House. However, paranormal aficionados claim that the city is also reportedly home to a great deal of ghostly activity that is linked to its long and often quite violent history. You’ll get to draw your own conclusions if you choose to take a ghost tour in Washington, DC. Take a tape recorder equipped with an external static-free microphone. While at the site, you may hear nothing. However, there is a phenomenon known as EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) in which the voices of those from the spirit world show up on tape later on as the tape is being reviewed. Capture all the spooky moments on film. Bring a 35mm camera. Those in the know report that black and white film with a speed of at least 400 gives the best results. Tangle with the Demon Cat of Capitol Hill. With glowing eyes and a terrifying visage, this cat is said to have scared many a night watch
