Constructed in 1810, the historic Doss House stands on ancestral land originally home to several Native American tribes. As one of the earliest structures built in the area, this property served as a vital community hub throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. Over the decades, it operated as a doctor’s office, a dentist’s clinic, an undertaking parlor, a boarding house for traveling workers, and the town’s primary barbershop.
During the mid-19th century, Adolf and Anna Stich owned the property. Adolf, the local barber, was affectionately nicknamed “Doss”—giving the historic home its modern name.
Today, current owners Shawnna and her wife, Danielle, preserve the home and its extensive collection of historical memorabilia. The property honors the enduring legacy of Shawnna’s late mother, Holley Cataldo, a cherished figure in the paranormal community. For researchers and believers in the afterlife, The Doss House stands as a profound symbol of hope and spiritual connection.
While local historians and residents remember the property as a loving family home, it has earned a reputation for intense, supernatural phenomena. Visitors regularly experience unexplained paranormal activity from the resident souls who still wander the halls.
Experience abrupt temperature drops and hear phantom whispers calling your name during your tour.
Listen for the giggling of mischievous child spirits. Watch your step, as these playful entities are known to push unsuspecting guests.
Keep your camera ready for the famous apparition of a little girl in a green dress roaming the hallways.
Venture down to the dark, dreary basement—the epicenter of the home’s most frightening anomalies. Paranormal investigators frequently document loud bangs, physical knocks, and deep, hostile growls. Many believe this sinister space conceals a negative energy portal or a gateway for restless spirits. Black shadow figures watch from the corners of the room. Do you dare to test your limits and face the unknown?
