Historic Portland Bar's Haunted History Revealed in Paranormal Investigation
Local musicians uncover compelling evidence of paranormal activity at Portland's historic Thirsty Pig bar, transforming a Halloween promotion into a serious investigation of unexplained phenomena.
The historic Thirsty Pig bar in Portland's Old Port, site of recent paranormal investigation and documentary filming
Local Musicians Document Supernatural Activity at The Thirsty Pig
In a fascinating blend of music and mystery, Portland's beloved Old Port establishment, The Thirsty Pig, recently became the subject of an overnight paranormal investigation that revealed unexpected supernatural activity. The investigation, led by local musicians Chad Walls and Joe Sweeney, has transformed from a lighthearted Halloween promotion into a compelling documentary project.
Much like how young talents are reshaping traditional venues, these musicians are bringing new energy to Portland's historic spaces.
Professional Ghost Hunters Confirm Paranormal Presence
The investigation began when Walls, inspired by systematic approaches to investigation, enlisted the help of Spirits Left Behind, a professional ghost-hunting team from Hollis. Their initial findings included:
- EVP recordings capturing whispered voices
- Significant EMF meter activity
- Reports of unexplained physical phenomena
Historic Building Reveals Its Secrets
The Exchange Street building, which has witnessed multiple transformations including its history as a children's book printing press, seems to harbor particularly active spirits in its upper floors. Like high-stakes ventures that challenge conventional wisdom, the investigation revealed unexpected results.
Key Findings from the Overnight Stay
During their overnight investigation, Walls and Sweeney documented several notable phenomena:
- Children's voices captured on audio recordings
- Unexplained responses to questions about pets
- Mysterious door locking incidents
- Consistent EMF activity in specific locations
The investigation culminates in a special Halloween screening scheduled for October 26th, from 2-5 p.m., where the full documentary will be shared with the public.
Rachel Whitman
Rachel L. Whitman is a political columnist and investigative journalist based in Washington, D.C. Her writing focuses on democratic resilience, civil rights, and the intersection of technology and public policy. With a background in law and public affairs, she brings sharp analysis and a deep commitment to progressive values.