Subj: [ParanormalGhostSociety] Last Nights Adventure Report...  
Date: 12/21/2003 2:38:08 PM Eastern Standard Time 
From: AngelOfThyNight@aol.com  
To: ParanormalBuffalo@yahoogroups.com , paranormalghostsociety@yahoogroups.com  


Last night we headed out to PA to get everybody a pretty interesting story on a few places. Also did these investigations because Cher my friend and Warren Investigator grew up around the area so I think she will be pleased to know we visited her hometown. I am sure tired though as last nights 250 miles of driving and investigating really made it a full night of events. We visited 4 places last night which had my interest in awhile which were the Koehler Jackson, Eagle Brewery, The Gudgeonville Bridge, Girard Cemetery and Girard St Johns Cemetery. We had a night of mishaps as well so we were fortunate to be able to have these 4 places since the other ones we visited fell through last night. But we took some great photos and very good apparitions. So we headed out in the evening through the falling snow and our adventure begins here.

Koehler Jackson, Eagle Brewery

I did not expect this place to be so large when we arrived here. The place was the size of a factory and Mark and I walked around the whole entire fortress. We had a night full of many events so we agreed to spend about 15 minutes here get a few apparitions then head off to some of the other locations we had planned. I noticed from looking at all 3 buildings that they were in ruins and very poor. The first building had giant holes on every floor all the way up the side, the second one had falling bricks all over the place and the third one was most solid but did not have any upper floors. 

We had to be careful walking behind the brewery since there were 2 giant pits filled with water and no way out. One of the pits had a tunnel of some kind it was huge I really wanted to go in there but did not know how to get down there perhaps one of the basements going down was a passageway into that tunnel. It did not take long for the entities to become active here we found though they were active inside not so much on the property itself. We entered the first building there was a series of passages and halls the upper floors did not look to safe so we stayed downstairs. Then we entered some tunnels took some photos and came outside through a giant stone archway. It was pretty quiet I had a cold rush move past me quickly though that was the first activity I was aware of.

The second building was even more foreboding. There was a locked room which was the brewery which we did not go into but that's okay. The whole area was ruined rusted shelves, broken machines, junk and it was pitch black. We did see a stairwell going down but we did not have time to take it but most likely due to the bad flooring the basement probably was flooded by ice water. This building was much more active I thought I heard a scream or talking, I heard some movement and I knew we were not alone here. I then had us head off to a big building with giant archways, machines in it, and a huge spiral stair case going upwards. This building was active also but it looked more like a warehouse where they stored the brew. There was a lot of debris we walked on, climbing on cinder blocks, bricks, and we came back out on the other sie of the pit in the field. We took a photo in the tunnel then we headed off.

When we arrived outside and came back around we took some outdoor photos and 3 cop cars were watching us and probably thought I was some nutty Santa as I walked around with my Santa Hat and my hunting knife. They did not stop us but they were watching Mark and I lol guess the cops missed the light show a few minutes earlier to busy talking and eat doughnuts:) Then we headed off to the Boston Store, Dixon Tavern, and Erie's first public library which all turned out to be either restored or used by a new owner so we were not able to get those places investigated. We then decided to head on out to Gudgeonville Bridge.