🌌 Greg O’Brien 👻 🔦 Paranormal Host at Fort Mifflin With over 20 years exploring the unexplained, Greg O’Brien has investigated some of the most haunted and mysterious locations across the U.S. 👁‍🗨 From chilling EVP sessions to late-night spirit encounters, his dedication to uncovering the truth behind the paranormal is unmatched. For the past 8 years, Greg has been the Paranormal Host at the historic Fort Mifflin, one of America’s most haunted sites 🏰💀 — guiding countless guests through eerie experiences and supernatural stories that defy explanation. Fort Mifflin — sometimes called “The Fort That Saved America” — is one of the most fascinating and haunted historic sites in the United States. 👻 Fort Mifflin — sometimes called “The Fort That Saved America” — is one of the most fascinating and haunted historic sites in the United States. 👻 🏰 HISTORICAL OVERVIEW Location: On the Delaware River near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Built: Originally constructed by the British in 1771, completed in 1777. Purpose: To defend Philadelphia and the Delaware River from naval attack. During the American Revolutionary War, Fort Mifflin played a crucial role in delaying the British navy long enough for George Washington’s army to regroup at Valley Forge — hence the nickname “The Fort That Saved America.” It was rebuilt several times and remained an active military post until 1954, serving through: The War of 1812 The Civil War (used as a prison) World War I & II (used for storage and communications) Today, it’s a National Historic Landmark — part museum, part preserved battlefield. 👻 PARANORMAL ACTIVITY Fort Mifflin is one of the most haunted places in America and a top site for investigators. Reported spirits include: The Screaming Woman: Believed to be Elizabeth Pratt, who lived at the fort in the 1800s and allegedly took her own life after family tragedy. Her piercing cries have been heard echoing through the fort. The Faceless Man / The Whistler: Said to be the ghost of William Howe, a soldier executed for desertion during the Civil War. His whistling is often heard near the casemates. The Lamplighter: A shadowy figure seen carrying a lantern through the fort’s tunnels and walkways. The Blacksmith: Apparitions and metallic sounds are reported in the old blacksmith shop, where tools move on their own. Residual battle energy: Gunfire, cannon blasts, footsteps, and shouts are often heard — believed to be imprints of the 1777 battle that left hundreds dead. Fort Mifflin has been featured on: Ghost Hunters (SyFy) Ghost Adventures (Travel Channel) Paranormal State Most Terrifying Places in America 🧭 VISITING INFO Open to the public: Yes — regular tours, reenactments, and overnight paranormal investigations. Address: 6400 Hog Island Road, Philadelphia, PA. Website: www.fortmifflin.us Events: Ghost hunts, history tours, candlelight walks, and private investigations (often led by seasoned paranormal hosts — like the investigator you mentioned earlier 👀). 🌐 www.fortmifflin.us 🛸 “Where history meets the haunted.”